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nanoLTE AP Pre-Provisioning and Configuration Capturing Network Policies and AP Modes
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3.5 Network-Wide AP Provisioning Parameters
In most deployments, all these parameters will be the same for all APs. There are some
exceptions which may apply instead to groups of APs, where noted.
It is recommended to set these parameters with a network-wide Global Template, as in
[INST_43380].
3.5.1 PLMNId and Timezone
Parameter Description Comment
Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
CellConfig.LTE.EPC.PLMNList.{
i}.PLMNID
One or more PLMN IDs (MCC +
MNC) available to the operator.
Own PLMN that is usually
common across the network.
Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
REM.LTE.X_000295_PLMNList
ToSyncWith
Either blank or a list of one or
more PLMN IDs that APs can
use for frequency
synchronisation.
It is expected that this will be the
same for all APs. If the list is
empty, APs will use cells with
any PLMN ID for frequency
synchronisation. If this is not
desired, ensure this list is
populated with at least one
PLMN ID.
Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
CellConfig.LTE.RAN.NeighborLi
st.LTECell.{i}.PLMNID
Neighbour PLMNs in the static
neighbour list.
Use the Neighbour Cell Wizard
to update the static neighbour
cell list after an AP has
completed pre-provisioning.
Device.Services.FAPService.{i}.
REM.LTE.REMBandList
Scan Bands for Network Listen. If the list is empty, APs will scan
all bands supported by the
hardware. If, all APs should
scan the same set of bands
during Network Listen, add the
required bands to this list.
Device.Time.LocalTimeZone The AP’s Local time zone. An
operator may not always set to
the time zone where the AP is
installed. May for example
prefer to baseline to UTC or a
NOC time zone (if in a different
time zone).
Set this globally with a template
if all APs are in the same time
zone. Alternatively, set this per
group of APs according to
region, typically with a regional
policy template.