Discuss Nokia BL0-200 Exam Topic 1 Question 27

Is the FTTH technology suitable to serve as a fronthaul of the 5G cells?

ANo, because an FTTH network was developed and deployed to connect homes.

BNo, because an FTTH network has a limited capacity of 2.5Gbps down and 1.2Gbps up.

CNo, because an FTTH network can't deal with the 5G latency, capacity and performance demands.

DYes, re-using the FTTH network reduces costs, speeds-up deployment and FTTH is still being improved to reduce latency and increase performance.

Suggested Answer: D

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12 comments · newest first

Eve 11 months ago

But reusing FTTH could save a lot of money!

Fernanda 12 months ago

FTTH has limited capacity, so no way it works for fronthaul.

Merrilee 12 months ago

Wait, can FTTH really be improved for 5G?

Cherelle 1 year ago

Totally agree, it can't handle 5G demands!

Adelina 1 year ago

FTTH was made for homes, not 5G cells.

Clare 1 year ago

I recall a practice question about reusing existing networks. It makes sense that using FTTH could save costs and speed things up, but I wonder if it's really viable for 5G.

Veronica 1 year ago

I feel like FTTH might struggle with the latency and performance requirements of 5G. It seems like a big leap to use it for fronthaul.

Adela 1 year ago

I think I read somewhere that FTTH has a limited capacity, like 2.5Gbps down. That might not be enough for 5G demands, right?

Ressie 1 year ago

I remember studying that FTTH was primarily designed for residential use, but I'm not sure if that completely rules it out for 5G fronthaul.

Marsha 1 year ago

I'm a bit confused by this question. I don't recall learning about the DCDU-12B specifically, and I'm not sure how to approach figuring out the number of DC power outputs. I'll have to make an educated guess here.

Stefania 1 year ago

Okay, let's see. Emails, dials, events, and tasks are all recorded activities, so the answer must be something else. I'm going to go with option E.

Lai 1 year ago

I don't recall session variables being a part of Credential Manager's security; I feel like that option is misleading.

Nokia BL0-200 Exam - Topic 1 Question 27 Discussion