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Regarding LTE e2e IP connection, what is the protocol stack? it is using IP tunneling (e.g GRE) @ vendor's proprietary protocols? as for e-utran
the protocols stack is PHY-MAC-RLC-PDPC-RRC - and so on. What is inside
those non IP protocols (RLC,PDPC,RRC,etc)?

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for control plane UE-(eNB)-MME protocols: NAS-RRC-PDCP-RLC-MAC-PHY, NAS will be transparent to eNB.

for user plane UE-eNB, it's PDCP-RLC-MAC-PHY,

by Jimmy, Huawei

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Thank you Jimmy!

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Here is what they do:
RRC: Radio Resource Control, Admission Control, Security Functions, Measurement Report, System Information, MBMS, NAS Transport, Interworking, Handover & Mobility, PLMN and Cell Selection
PDCP: Transfer of CP and UP Data, IP Header Compression, Encryption on CP and UP, Integrity Protection on CP
RLC: Radio Link Control handles, Data Delivery on TM, UM, AM, Segmentation, Reassembly
Concatenation, Error Correction
MAC: Medium Access Control handles, Mapping of logical to transport channel, Multiplexing Radio Bearer to Transport Block, Error Correction (HARQ), Scheduling on QoS, Formatting and Padding

By Ravi Sinha

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monor.com have a good figure

by Yang Ce
LTE System Test Team Leader/ Project Manager at Alcatel-Lucent

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