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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) has scrapped a host of security requirements related to offering mobile services<\/a> near the country’s international border areas in a clear bid to ring in ease of doing business for operators ahead of the 5G<\/a> rollouts. The move is also likely to improve exisitng mobile coverage in the border areas.

The DoT has deleted key network security<\/a> clauses that till now required telcos to locate their radio base stations, cell sites and radio transmitters at considerable distances to ensure mobile signals faded near India’s international borders.

Section 8.1 (i), which deals with security conditions under the Unified Licence (UL) Agreement, required operators to ensure their base stations\/radio transmitters are established far away from the international actual border to ensure the radio signals fade out when nearing or when about to cross the border. Telcos, in fact, had to deploy suitable infrastructure to fade and make mobile signals unusable around the border zones. This requirement has been scrapped via a DoT notification on Tuesday.

“The licensor reserves the right to modify the terms and conditions of the licence if it’s necessary or expedient to do so in public interest, or in the interest of the security of the state, or for proper conduct of the telegraphs,” the DoT said in a notification amending the rules around providing telecom connectivity<\/a> near the international border areas.

Industry<\/a> experts said the easing of the security drill will bolster mobile rollouts in the border areas and also improve existing mobile coverage. \"For instance, many Indians living in these areas often latched on to nearby mobile networks across the border in Bangladesh, China or Pakistan as the mobile signals of Indian carriers wasn't available due to the coverage restrictions...these will now go away, in that, Indians living in the border areas will now connect to domestic carriers since local mobile coverage will be deeper and stronger,\" said a senior industry executive.

Following the amendment, telcos also won’t require prior army clearances for setting up base stations, cell sites and radio transmitters in areas within 10 kms of the Line of Control (LoC), the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and the international border between Akhnoor (in J&K) and Pathankot.

Operators also won’t need prior approvals of local army authorities or the DoT for installing base stations, cell sites, radio transmitters to provide new age M2M (machine-to-machine) communication services in the border areas falling within 10 kms of the Line of Control (LoC), the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and the international border between Akhnoor (in J&K) and Pathankot.

Unlike person-to-person communication, M2M technologies involve communication between two devices. M2M services<\/a>, typically, involve a mobile network-driven remote communication between two entities or machines for automation needs, and their applications can vary from smart appliances to smart homes to even connected cars. This technology is a key component of the 5G-driven Internet of Things<\/a> (IoT) revolution.

In a major step towards ringing in ease of doing business, the latest amendment ensures telcos won’t face any surprise checks, inspections from army authorities or national security agencies to ensure compliance on these erstwhile network security parameters near the international border areas.
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点减轻安全需要在边境地区的移动服务

点删除关键网络安全条款,直到现在要求电信公司来定位他们的无线电基站,基站和无线发射器在很远的距离上,以确保移动信号消失了印度的国际边界附近。

  • 更新2022年8月23日09:08点坚持
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加尔各答:电信部(点)已经取消了主机提供相关的安全需求移动服务中国国际边境地区附近的一个明确的报价为运营商在经商的5克糊涂事。此举也可能提高exisitng边境地区的移动电话覆盖范围。

点都有删除键网络安全条款,直到现在要求电信公司来定位他们的无线电基站,基站和无线发射器在很远的距离上,以确保移动信号消失了印度的国际边界附近。

8.1节(我),处理安全条件的统一牌照(UL)协议,要求运营商,以确保他们的基站/无线电发射机建立远离国际实际边界,确保无线电信号淡出当接近或者跨越边境。电信公司,事实上,必须适当的基础设施部署到消失,使移动信号不可用边界区。这个需求已经通过点周二通知取消。

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“许可方有权修改许可证的条款和条件如果它是必要的或权宜之计在公共利益,或在国家安全的利益,或适当的行为的电报,“说点通知修改规则提供电信连接国际边境附近地区。

行业专家表示,宽松的边境地区的安全演习将支持移动电并改进现有的移动电话覆盖范围。“例如,许多印度人生活在这些地区经常关注有关边境附近的移动网络在孟加拉国、中国或巴基斯坦印度运营商的手机信号不是可用由于覆盖范围的限制……这些将会消失,在边境地区的印度人的生活现在将连接到国内航空公司从当地移动电话覆盖范围将会越来越强,”一位行业高管说。

修正案后,电信公司也不会要求军队许可之前设置基站,基站和无线发射器的地区在10公里的控制线(LoC)的实际控制线(LAC)和国际边界Akhnoor (J&K)和Pathankot。

运营商也不需要事先批准的当地军队机关或点安装基站,基站,无线电发射机提供新时代M2M (M2M)边境地区的通信服务下降10公里内的控制线(LoC)的实际控制线(LAC)和国际边界Akhnoor (J&K)和Pathankot。

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与人际沟通、M2M技术涉及两个设备之间的通信。M2M服务,一般来说,涉及移动但,网络驱动下的两个实体之间的远程通信或自动化的机器需要,和他们的应用程序可以从智能电器智能家居甚至连接汽车。这种技术是一个关键组成部分5 g-driven物联网(物联网)革命。

在主要的一步响在缓解做生意的,最新的修正案确保电信公司不会面临任何意外检查,检查从军队当局或国家安全机构,以确保遵守这些昔日的网络安全参数接近国际边境地区。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Kolkata: The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) has scrapped a host of security requirements related to offering mobile services<\/a> near the country’s international border areas in a clear bid to ring in ease of doing business for operators ahead of the 5G<\/a> rollouts. The move is also likely to improve exisitng mobile coverage in the border areas.

The DoT has deleted key network security<\/a> clauses that till now required telcos to locate their radio base stations, cell sites and radio transmitters at considerable distances to ensure mobile signals faded near India’s international borders.

Section 8.1 (i), which deals with security conditions under the Unified Licence (UL) Agreement, required operators to ensure their base stations\/radio transmitters are established far away from the international actual border to ensure the radio signals fade out when nearing or when about to cross the border. Telcos, in fact, had to deploy suitable infrastructure to fade and make mobile signals unusable around the border zones. This requirement has been scrapped via a DoT notification on Tuesday.

“The licensor reserves the right to modify the terms and conditions of the licence if it’s necessary or expedient to do so in public interest, or in the interest of the security of the state, or for proper conduct of the telegraphs,” the DoT said in a notification amending the rules around providing telecom connectivity<\/a> near the international border areas.

Industry<\/a> experts said the easing of the security drill will bolster mobile rollouts in the border areas and also improve existing mobile coverage. \"For instance, many Indians living in these areas often latched on to nearby mobile networks across the border in Bangladesh, China or Pakistan as the mobile signals of Indian carriers wasn't available due to the coverage restrictions...these will now go away, in that, Indians living in the border areas will now connect to domestic carriers since local mobile coverage will be deeper and stronger,\" said a senior industry executive.

Following the amendment, telcos also won’t require prior army clearances for setting up base stations, cell sites and radio transmitters in areas within 10 kms of the Line of Control (LoC), the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and the international border between Akhnoor (in J&K) and Pathankot.

Operators also won’t need prior approvals of local army authorities or the DoT for installing base stations, cell sites, radio transmitters to provide new age M2M (machine-to-machine) communication services in the border areas falling within 10 kms of the Line of Control (LoC), the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and the international border between Akhnoor (in J&K) and Pathankot.

Unlike person-to-person communication, M2M technologies involve communication between two devices. M2M services<\/a>, typically, involve a mobile network-driven remote communication between two entities or machines for automation needs, and their applications can vary from smart appliances to smart homes to even connected cars. This technology is a key component of the 5G-driven Internet of Things<\/a> (IoT) revolution.

In a major step towards ringing in ease of doing business, the latest amendment ensures telcos won’t face any surprise checks, inspections from army authorities or national security agencies to ensure compliance on these erstwhile network security parameters near the international border areas.
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