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Introduction Mobile Network LTE part 4

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Q 1/7
Score 0
Cuales son los componentes del PLMN ?
60
MCC y MNC
PDN-GW y S-GW
IPX y DNS
User Plane y Control Plane
Q 2/7
Score 0
Este componente de la red tiene la función de:
- Administrar el uso de las redes IP.
- Dar tarificación al usuario.
- Anclaje entre la red interna e internet.
60
PDN-GW
MME
S-GW
eNB

7 questions

Q.

Cuales son los componentes del PLMN ?

1

60 sec

Q.

Este componente de la red tiene la función de:

- Administrar el uso de las redes IP.

- Dar tarificación al usuario.

- Anclaje entre la red interna e internet.

2

60 sec

Q.

Relaciona de acuerdo a la función de cada elemento:

3

60 sec

Q.

Paging es el proceso utilizado en las redes móviles para notificar a un dispositivo en modo de espera que hay una llamada o datos entrantes. El dispositivo recibe un aviso para establecer la comunicación.

4

60 sec

Q.

Cuantos tipos de Roaming hay?

5

45 sec

Q.

Relaciona los elementos de acuerdo a su función:

6

300 sec

Q.

Ordena los protocolos, de abajo hacia arriba, te ayudaré con dos: el quinto lugar es Layer 1 y el cuarto Lugar es MAC, continua ordenando.....

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7

300 sec

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