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BL0-100 – Nokia Bell Labs End-to-End 5G Foundation Certification Exam

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Question 7

Which of the following industries are the most digitized today?

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    Transport and Health
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    Robotics and Media
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    Factories and Transport
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    Media and Commerce
Question 8

What are the five key features of 5G Core?

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    Dynamic Control plane, Adaptive Architecture, Converged-Access-Network, Stateless and Network Self-healing
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    Dynamic Control plane, Service Based Architecture, Multi-Access-Network, State-efficiency and Network Slicing
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    Dynamic Control plane, Adaptive Architecture, Multi-Access-Network, Stateless and Network Slicing
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    Control and User Planes Separation, Service Based Architecture, Multi-Access-Network, State-efficiency and Network Slicing
Question 9

You have a trainee at your company and you are mentoring him. The trainee came across the term "Network Slicing”. He asks you what is "Network Slicing" and why do we need it?

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    Network Slicing is just like the OSI model. It is the division of the network into layers horizontally from the physical to the application. It is needed to specify which layer a service resides.
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    Network Slicing is a technology that allows the network to serve applications with different sets of requirements in terms of latency, reliability, capacity, density, and such. Every application has a set of requirements different from others. With network slicing, we give every application what it needs from the network.
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    Network Slicing is an end-to-end “virtual private service”, extending across access, transport, core, and cloud. It is a general term used to define in which piece of the network we are.
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    Network slicing is a new technology to divide the network among users. It is needed for confidentiality purposes.