Overview
Documents under this category provide an overview of the cMAG-c documentation suite and the Nokia control and user plane separation (CUPS) solution.
- Guide to Documentation
  This guide provides information about the containerized Multi-Access Gateway – controller (cMAG-c) documentation.
- Overview
  This guide provides an overview of the Nokia Multi-Access Gateway (MAG) solution that can be deployed in a cloud-native (CN) environment and is called the containerized Multi-Access Gateway – controller (cMAG-c).
  - Getting started
    Find general information about this guide.
  - Introduction to CUPS
    CUPS is an architecture that gains popularity in the mobile core. The architecture was first adopted in the 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) mobile core and later became the standard architecture for the 5G core. In 2019, Broadband Forum (BBF) began a BNG CUPS project and subsequently standardized the BNG CUPS architecture in TR-459, TR-459.2, and TR-459.3. BBF continues to define new standardized features and solutions contributed by service providers and vendors.
  - Nokia cMAG-c CUPS solution
    The cMAG-c is a containerization of the MAG-c solution and is based on cloud-native software architecture.
  - More information
    Find references to documentation for more information about the cMAG-c.
  - Overview Guide PDF

Overview

This guide provides an overview of the Nokia Multi-Access Gateway (MAG) solution that can be deployed in a cloud-native (CN) environment and is called the containerized Multi-Access Gateway – controller (cMAG-c).

July 11, 2025