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Anchor FunctionAn anchor function is an interface (e.g. gateway) that is responsible for connecting a communication session to other available connection points that may change over time. An anchor function is used in mobile telephone systems to allow a common connection point to be maintained as a mobile device moves through radio coverage areas that have different connection points.
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