What is a fixed mobile convergence?
FMC (FMC) convergence (FMC) combines fixed -line communication systems with cellular and other mobile communication networks. Fixed and wireless networks can be interconnected and services accessible to others. The concept that is implemented in 2004 with the creation of a global alliance is designed for subscribers for communication and access to data and video from anywhere, no matter what type of device it is used. In fixed mobile convergence, mobile phone services can coexist with fixed network services. One of the reasons for this concept is to encourage people to use both fixed and cell phones, instead of leaving their board phones. The services that have the result of allowing fixed phones, mobile devices, and internet access services to be accessible from one unit. Both houses can benefit both houses and businesses. Industry standardization also made it possible to combine Wi-Fi and cellular technologies. It is also important how each relACE between fixed and mobile systems. Quality of services, security against threats such as identity theft, and individual components of each service. Technologies for communication and mobile systems have been developed in various circumstances and therefore differ very much.
with fixed mobile convergence can be redirected from a mobile phone to a landline or vice versa while a call is taking place. Mobile and desktop phones can also have the same number with FMC and the voicemail can also be accessed from both. Some mobile phones also play Wi-Fi. Devices that use fixed mobile convergence include a mobile computer that switches between Wi-Fi and Cellular Services, and headphones that can use an asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL). In addition to using the home and office, this technology is beneficial for passengers because telecommunications services can be accessed from anywhere.
Modern Internet protocol technologies (IP) also help to implement convergence systems with fixed mobile. The address space with IP version 4 (IPv4) is generally insufficient for such flexible services. Using IP version 6 (IPv6) can probably support millions of independent addresses. This usually guarantees a completely different structure between communication and broadcast services than previously used.