Streamlined management and reliable cellular — hosted in your controlled environment

Managing widespread cellular connectivity is challenging in and of itself, but it’s even more complex for government agencies and other highly regulated industries. When regulations restrict router management, how can these organizations still benefit from ample visibility and troubleshooting tools?



Ericsson NetCloud Private delivers foundational lifecycle management capabilities in a package that customers can host themselves. It's a centralized and scalable solution for the lifecycle management of Ericsson Cradlepoint 5G and LTE routers.

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How NetCloud Private helps enterprises

Organizations account for both management agility and data residency mandates by leveraging Ericsson NetCloud Private. They can control where data is stored, who can access it, and how policies are enforced — for flexibility in deployment choice.
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Customer-hosted management

Deploy network management on-premises or in a controlled cloud environment to ensure that data and operational oversight remain within a defined environment.

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Centralized lifecycle operations

Simplify onboarding, configuration, monitoring, troubleshooting, and software updates for thousands of distributed routers through a single platform.

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Enhanced control & compliance

Enforce governance policies and retain oversight of the management environment.

In practice: Network management within country-specific data restrictions

In countries that are particularly stringent about keeping data within their national boundaries, organizations can either host NetCloud Private on a server in their own on-premises data center or have an in-country service provider host it for them.

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Ready to boost efficiency with network management in your controlled environment? Let’s chat.

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