2024年6月11日 · HLR(Home Location Register)--终端SIM卡归属地的一个中心数据库，存储移动电话的详细信息。SIM卡的IMSI(International Mobile Subscriber Identity，国际移动用户识别码)是存储主键。HLR可以是分布式部署的，多个物理的HLR组成一个逻辑HLR。一个SIM卡同时只能关 …

HSS与HLR（Home Location Register，归属位置寄存器）的区别在于： （1）所存储数据不同：HSS用于4G网络，保存用户4G相关签约数据及4G位置信息，而HLR用于2G/3G网络，保存用户2G/3G相关数据及2G/3G位置信息；

LTE (4G) Network Architecture - Control Plane vs. User Plane. In order to well understand the architecture of LTE network, we need to know what is the difference between the control plane, and the user plane. The nodes use the control plane, in order to exchange signaling messages between each other.

The HLR refers to (Home Location Register). The HLR contains subscription information of the users, like which networks the user should be able to access, and the QoS the user has subscribed. The CG refers to (Charging Gateway). It collects charging records from …

The Home Location Register (HLR) is a database that stores details relating to every cellphone number connected to the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) network across the world. With over 5 billion unique mobile phone users, it’s an extensive source of data.

A HLR (Home Location Register) is a database for managing subscribers on 2G and 3G networks. For IoT initiatives, this database helps ensure that only authenticated and authorised users and devices can access your services.

The HLR, or Home Location Register, is a fundamental component in telecommunications networks, including LTE (Long-Term Evolution). It plays a crucial role in managing subscriber information, authentication, and mobility tracking within the LTE network. Let’s explore the detailed functions and significance of the HLR in LTE: 1. Definition of HLR:

4g→5g 随着 NFV （网络功能虚拟化）和 SDN （软件定义网络）技术不断发展，以及为了支持5G端到端网络切片，进入5G时代，核心网再次发生了变革。

A software implemented product that provides the functionalities of LTE HSS and GSM HLR. You can use this product for both Circuit-switching and Packet-switching, so your subscribers can roam from a 4G network to a 2G/3G network and back.

Originally designed to support basic voice call services and SMS, the HLR’s role has expanded with the advent of 3G, 4G, and now 5G technologies. It now supports a wide array of services, including advanced data services, IoT connectivity, and personalized user experiences.