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Functional overview

Nokia FastMile 4G Receiver Product Overview

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Notes

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Note that B48 for the 4G01-B has not been FCC CBRS Part96 certified and is not ready for commercial use.

6.3 Data forwarding

The Nokia FastMile 4G Receiver supports the following data forwarding methods:

Table 4 Data forwarding methods supported by the Nokia FastMile 4G

Receiver

6.4 Ethernet characteristics

The following are some of the key Ethernet characteristics of the Nokia FastMile 4G

Receiver:

• provides a 1 Gbps Ethernet LAN Interface that, depending on the model of the

Nokia FastMile 4G Receiver, has the following:

• the Compact mono-band and ABA models have a pre-attached 3 m (9.8 ft) Cat5e

shielded UV resistant twisted pair Ethernet cable with a male RJ 45 connector at the

free end; the 4G01-A and 4G03-A Compact mono-band models are also available

with a pre-attached 20 m (65.6 ft) Cat5e shielded UV resistant twisted pair Ethernet

cable with a male RJ 45 connector at the free end

• the Compact multi-band models and the High gain CBRS model have a female RJ

45 connector that supports connection of a customer-supplied Ethernet cable:

- the Model 4G17-A requires a Cat5e non-shielded or shielded twisted pair Ethernet

cable with standard pinouts that is up to a maximum of 80 m (262 ft) in length

- all other Compact multi-band models and the High gain CBRS model require a

Cat5e shielded twisted pair Ethernet cable with standard pinouts that is up to a

maximum of 80 m (262 ft) in length

• supports IEEE802.3 1000BASE-T

Forwarding mode Typical use

Single APN with multi-bearers

for route mode

Recommended for using only one APN specific for Nokia FastMile 4G

Receiver

Single APN with multi-bearers

for bridge mode

Could be used for WAN of the Nokia FastMile 4G Receiver with VLAN tag

Multiple APNs with bridge

mode

Used as multi-APN, separated service with APNs: each APN is for each

service.

Note in this case, a specific port should be reserved for service traffic.

Multiple APNs with mixed

mode

Can be used for separated APNs on OAM and also other APNs for

separated services:

• Only default APN is in route mode which could be OAM

• Besides APN, each APN is for each service

Tunnel mode Can be used for using tunnel for L2 forwarding such as PPPoE