name: MNB
full_form: Macro NodeB
context: off, the X2-Proxy can detect the SCTP association with this HeNB is unavailable. Since the X2-Proxy knows this HeNBâs neighbouring eNB(s), the X2-Proxy may initiate the X2 eNB Configuration Update procedure to inform the neighbouring eNB(s). The X2-Proxy can use the Served Cells To Delete IE indicating the HeNB is deleted. This is same as the macro system when an eNB initiates the eNB Configuration Update procedure to other eNBs informing to delete a cell. 6.2.3.2.8.6 How is the proxy informed if the HeNB switches on again ? When a HeNB switches on again, it follows the normal procedure, for example, in case the HeNB detects a neighbouring eNB, the HeNB initiates the TNL address discovery procedure, then initiates the X2 Setup with the X2-Proxy. The below figures shows a possible call flow when HeNB4 switches on. Figure 6.2.3.2.8.6.1 â HeNB initiated TNL address discovery 6.2.3.2.8.7 Does the proxy maintain a duplicate of all NR tables presents in all eNBs and HeNBs connected to it?
description: The Macro NodeB (MNB) is a type of network element that operates in the macro layer, providing wireless communication services to mobile users. In the context of Home NodeB (HNB) deployment, MNBs are considered as part of the macro layer, and their power settings can impact the performance of HNBs and Mobile User Equipment (MUE). The guidelines for setting HNB total DL transmit power take into account various deployment scenarios involving MNBs, including co-channel or adjacent channel operation, cell edge scenarios, and cell site scenarios.
explanation: The text describes the MNB as a network element that provides wireless communication services and interacts with other network elements like HNBs and MUE. This functionality and its role in the network architecture classify it as a Network Function.
section_title: 7.2.1.1	Control of HNB power with respect to macro layer
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