If we do not apply for our own OpID to program into our base stations, will they all have the same “default” operator ID (e.g. “0” or similar)?
The 802.16 standard requires the use of the OpID, allocated by the IEEE Registration Authority. Each system operator should either apply to the IEEE Registration Authority for a globally unique OpID, use their MCC-MNC as the basis of the OpID (MCC-MNC is assigned by local regulator; a coding example is here), or ensure that the OpID is programmed with one of the public OpIDs. Failure to populate the OpID in one of these ways will result in non-standard deployment and non-standard results. The value of the OpID field in new equipment is manufacturer-specific and should be verified by the operator.
The 802.16 standard requires the use of the OpID, allocated by the IEEE Registration Authority. Each system operator should either apply to the IEEE Registration Authority for a globally unique OpID, use their MCC-MNC as the basis of the OpID (MCC-MNC is assigned by local regulator; see a coding example ), or ensure that the OpID is programmed with one of the public OpIDs. Failure to populate the OpID in one of these ways will result in non-standard deployment and non-standard results. The value of the OpID field in new equipment is manufacturer-specific and should be verified by the operator.
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