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LTE: Is there any constraint on number of S1-AP connections that one eNodeB may have with different MMEs ?

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LTE: Is there any constraint on number of S1-AP connections that one eNodeB may have with different MMEs ?
posted Jul 6, 2016 by Neeraj Mishra

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Hi ,
what is the use that different MME serving one ENB..???
commented Jul 8, 2016 by Jaganathan
Hi Jaganathan, I don't know the answer what Neeraj asked but I can answer your query. There could be two reasons what I know having multiple S1-AP connections between one eNodeB and multiple MMEs. First reason can be to achieve load balancing and another reason can be MOCN. MOCN is one of the variants of LTE network deployment in which a single eNodeB is shared by multiple core network operators.
commented Jul 9, 2016 by Harshita
Thank you harshitha,,
commented Jul 12, 2016 by Jaganathan

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