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LTE: What is the advantage of using kernel level gtp encapsulation and de-capsulation for user plane at SGW and PGW ?

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Implementation of user plane processing at the user space of node is time consuming and cpu intensive. Is there any library/solution available through which GTP encapsulation/de-capsulation can be done at kernel level to reduce delay ?

posted Dec 21, 2017 by Ganesh

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