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Which of the following is a unique 56 bit number assigned to a CDMA handset?
Suggested Answer: D
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replaced the ESN due to the limited number of 32 bit ESN numbers. The MEID is listed in hex, where the first byte is a regional code, next three bytes are a manufacturer code, and remaining three bytes are a
manufacturer-assigned serial number.
6 comments · newest first
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Yuriko
I thought it was A) MSISDN?
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Nakisha
5 days ago
It's definitely B) Electronic Serial Number (ESN).
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Dona
10 days ago
I practiced a question like this before, and I think the ESN is correct, but I also remember that the MEID is used for newer devices. It's confusing!
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Lynsey
15 days ago
I thought the IMEI was more commonly associated with GSM networks, so I’m leaning towards B or D, but I can't recall the exact details.
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Pete
20 days ago
I remember studying about these identifiers, and I feel like the ESN is indeed a 56-bit number, but wasn't there something about the MEID being similar?
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Jesusita
26 days ago
I think the answer might be B) Electronic Serial Number (ESN), but I'm not entirely sure if it's specifically for CDMA.