Hey guys, Working on getting our Telrad test gear going after, um, a couple years now. (long waits and contract failures at some tower sites perfect for LTE).
I've been working on getting the EPC working, and we do have our EPC and EnB set up and functional. But, I'm curious if I have this configured in the most effective and efficient way.. I'll be perfectly honest, I'm not a switch guru, or VLAN man. I've routed from day one, and never really used VLANs (strange as it may be). So we have an OSPF routed network, and I'm trying to put the EPC at our head end. It goes something like this. (AZOTEL WIB router w/PDN vlan and another subnet for BH traffic from the rest of our network) ---> Switch --> Mimosa radio pair -->Another router with BH taffic IP, VLAN for EPC bearer, and VLAN for EPC managment, with default route to Azotel WIB. EPC is plugged in to switch with bearer and management pointing to far router, and PDN VLAN pointing to WIB. If you can follow that, my question revolves around how the EPC uses ONE port to move all of it's traffic around, and if our traffic is actually going to where it's supposed to without having to double back. Say bearer traffic going to the WIB then to the EPC because of the default route at that far router. Or should all EPC VLANs terminate at the WIB? I ask mainly because we have seen some inconsistent speed tests, and when I do a traceroute to the EPC from that far router I get a failed hop in between the router and the EPC in the list of 3 hops (which I wouldn't expect to be 3 anyway). There is just some strangeness. Thanks, Tristan Johnson Owner www.wirelessdatanet.net 309-893-4152 --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus
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