A Wired Access Network connects the subscribers (residential or enterprise customers) to a specific service provider and, through the carrier network, to other networks such as the internet. Wired access networks generally utilize Ethernet, DOCSIS, xDSL, G.fast, xPON, and P2P technologies. A typical access network topology includes an OLT, a DSLAM or a CMTS at the CO (or RT), an ONT, a xDSL or a DOCSIS modem at the customer premise.

RGU (residential gateway unit): G-97RG series are designed with integrated enhanced gateway function. It can deliver superior home networking services in one box including HSI, VoIP, IPTV, USB storage and Wi-Fi access.

G-97RG3
4xGE+2xPOTS+1xUSB+2.4G Wi-Fi
2-pin power plug (+12VDC)
Power switch button
Pin-hole reset button
WLAN button
WPS button
BOSA on board
SC/APC

G-97RG3M
4xGE+2xPOTS+1xUSB+2.4G Wi-Fi
2-pin power plug (+12VDC)
Power switch button
Pin-hole reset button
WLAN button
WPS button
BOSA on board
SC/APC
Manufactured by auto production line
Cost competitive

G-97RG2F
4xGE+2xPOTS+Wi-Fi +RF(CATV)+1xUSB+UPS /or
4xFE+1xPOTS+Wi-Fi+RF(CATV)
2-pin power plug (+12VDC)
Power switch button
Pin-hole reset button
WLAN button
WPS button
BOSA on board
SC/APC

G-97RG6W
4xGE+2POTS+1xUSB+2×2 2.4G+2×2 5G
2-pin power plug (+12VDC)
Power switch button
Pin-hole reset button
WLAN button
WPS button
BOSA on board
SC/APC

Parameter Name	Parameter Value
Type	communication
Network	Ethernet WiFi WLAN USB VoIP
Other characteristics	multi-access residential