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LTE: Is it possible multiple MCE (Multi Cell co-ordination entities) control/configure the same eNodeB ?

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LTE: Is it possible multiple MCE (Multi Cell co-ordination entities) control/configure the same eNodeB ?
posted Dec 23, 2016 by Ganesh

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As per my knowledge of MBMS, one eNodEB can be controlled by only one MCE since radio resources configuration across the cells (cells under the same MBSFN area) should be same and it is possible only if one MCE controls the an eNodeBs.

Reference:
https://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/wimob/2013/9999/00/06673374.pdf

answer Dec 28, 2016 by Rupam
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