
Small-sized integrated 5G core networks
5G Compact Private Core Network is a lightweight core network product launched for the enterprise market. It adopts a highly integrated hardware platform and integrates 4G/5G core network elements.
It helps government and industry customers to quickly deploy campus wireless networks, meeting data isolation requirements while reducing network deployment and maintenance costs, improving efficiency and accelerating digital transformation.

Architecture

Single-Campus Scenario
In the single-campus scenario, the UEN is deployed to implement self-management of local services and prevent data from leaving the campus. An independent NMS (MAE-CN) can be deployed to implement various functions, or the UEN provides a web portal to implement simple network management.
Multi-Campus Scenario
5GC is deployed at the central campus, and UENs or UPFs are deployed at edge/branches to implement distributed service processing. In addition, local data does not go out of the campus, and the management plane and control plane are unified, implementing flexible scenario adaptation and efficient network management.
Products

UCN
In the era of digital transformation, to help enterprises develop and improve information-based communications, Huawei innovatively launches the new-generation Unified Communication Node (UCN) solution. Based on completely independent and controllable software and hardware technologies, Huawei provides small-sized and highly reliable voice core network solutions for customers. The UCN provides access capabilities of soft and hard terminals, PBXs, and IADs for enterprise fixed voice services. It also provides VoLTE/VoNR voice and video call capabilities for 4G/5G mobile voice services, meeting customers' increasing communication requirements in the 5G interconnection era.

UEN(Unified Enterprise Node)
The Huawei UEN solution delivers carrier-class 5G high-reliability private networks by integrating complete 5G core network functions, such as the AMF, SMF, UPF, UDM, PCF and AUSF. It is predominately used for enterprise private network markets, covering electric power, transportation, campuses, and manufacturing, offering customers a superior 5G experience.


