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The document provides an overview of the Ericsson Private 5G Compact, a secure and scalable private cellular network solution for enterprises. It outlines key features such as plug-and-play deployment, flexible architecture options, and essential components like the Mobility Gateway and Cellular Access Points. Additionally, it highlights practical monitoring tools for network management and performance tracking.

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PCN 01

The document provides an overview of the Ericsson Private 5G Compact, a secure and scalable private cellular network solution for enterprises. It outlines key features such as plug-and-play deployment, flexible architecture options, and essential components like the Mobility Gateway and Cellular Access Points. Additionally, it highlights practical monitoring tools for network management and performance tracking.

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PCN Training

RCN TECHNOLOGIES
Topics

Theory Practical NOC relevant


issues
Theory
(Overview)
• Ericsson Private 5G Compact

• End-to-End Private Cellular Network: Ericsson Private 5G


Compact is a secure, cloud-native solution tailored for
enterprise IT ecosystems, initially leveraging the USA’s
4G LTE CBRS spectrum.

• Plug-and-Play Scalability: Designed for ease of


deployment, it features an API-first architecture to
ensure scalable, plug-and-play private network setups.

• Flexible Deployment Options: Supports both on-


premises and public cloud deployment, allowing
enterprises to maintain local data control while
benefiting from cloud-based management.

• Cellular Access Points (CAPs): These include small cells


(A2400 indoor, A2405/A2415 outdoor) for seamless 4G
LTE private RAN connectivity across enterprise locations.
Theory (Architecture –on prem)
Theory (Architecture –on cloud)
Theory (Components)
• MGW: The Private 5G Compact Mobility Gateway provides cellular functionality and
is comprised of four components

• Home Subscriber Server (HSS), which supports NetCloud Private SIM


authentication

• Mobility Management Entity (MME), which manages the control plane

• Serving Gateway (SGW), which manages the user data plane

• Packet Gateway (PGW), which connects to the external network


Theory
(Components)
• Cellular Access Points (Cellular APs)

• Private RAN Connectivity: Cradlepoint's 4G LTE Cellular APs, supporting


CBRS band B48, can connect up to 256 active users per AP, forming the
private Radio Access Network (RAN) authenticated through a mobility
gateway.
• Versatile Deployment Options: Ruggedized designs include integrated
antennas with up to 2x2 MIMO and carrier aggregation, and models are
available for indoor (wall/ceiling-mounted) and outdoor (wall/pole-
mounted) environments.

• Spectrum Access System (SAS) Server

• Dynamic Spectrum Management: Subscriptions to Federated Wireless and


Google SAS ensure automated, interference-free frequency coordination
for CBRS networks.
• Regulatory Compliance: SAS follows established communication
protocols by the
• Wireless Innovation Forum (WinnForum) to protect network integrity and
performance.
Practical
NOC relevant stuff (Monitoring)

View the Private Cellular


Viewing Ericsson Private
Dashboard (Dashboard >
5G Compact Networks
Data Usage > Private
(Network > Private Cellular)
Cellular)

Viewing the Mobility


Gateway Dashboard Viewing Cellular AP Details
(Devices > Mobility (Devices > Cellular AP)
Gateway)

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