Installation Guide

IBR Installation Guide
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Aug. 30, 2013
- SNMP MIB support
- Interface-MIB
- MIB II
- Enterprise MIB
o Packet-based timing – 1588v2 transparent clock w/submicrosecond latency
o QinQ (IEEE 802.1ad)
o QoS
- Eight queues
- 802.1p classification
- Strict scheduling
- PIR shaping
o 256 bit AES encryption
o Physical link and network layer redundancy for maximum service uptime
o Service protection and reliability
1.5 Regulatory Compliance
IBR is compliant to the applicable portions of the following standards.
o Radiation: FCC Part 15
o EMC/EMI
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: FCC Part 15 Class B
o NEBS
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: GR-3108
o Safety: UL 60950-1, UL 60950-22, CAN 60950-1
o Environmental: IP66
1.6 Deployment Options
IBR is designed to be deployed in pairs creating a point-to-point link, as illustrated in the
diagram below. In referring to the two radios, IBR nearest to the fiber connection is called
the “aggregation IBR” and the one nearest to the cell site is the “remote IBR”.
o IBR can be connected to an edge switch.
o IBRs can be connected to one another in a multi-hop configuration.
o IBR can provide backhaul for a direct connection to a small cell site (SC).
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Electromagnetic Compatibility/Electromagnetic Interference
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