Huawei H35-460 Practice Exam Questions & Answers
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- Exam Code
- H35-460
- Full Name
- HCS 5G RAN V1.0
- Issuing Body
- Huawei
- Question Format (Our Bank)
- Multiple Choice
- Delivery
- Pearson VUE (online or test centre)
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In the NSA networking option3x scenario, which MOs in the S1 interface self-creation configuration of gNodeB are not needed and must be configured?
Correct Answer:
A, C, D
Explanation
In NSA option 3x deployment, gNodeB connects to the EPC via S1 interface. The correct MOs (Managed Objects) that must be configured are USERPLANE_PEER for data plane connectivity and SCTPHOST for SCTP protocol support. TBTPPEER is not needed because it relates to backhaul transport, not S1 interface self-creation. Option C is incorrect because the question asks which are NOT needed, and the answer identifies the ones that ARE needed for proper S1 configuration.
Which MML command is used to bind the physical sector of gNodeB to the RF AAU?
Correct Answer:
C
Explanation
MML (Man Machine Language) commands are used to configure gNodeB elements. ADD SECTOREOM is the specific command that binds a physical sector of the gNodeB to its corresponding RF AAU (Active Antenna Unit). This command establishes the relationship between the logical sector definition and the actual RF hardware, which is essential during gNodeB deployment and configuration to ensure proper antenna system integration.
Which of the following signals reflects the coverage of the NR network uplink?
Correct Answer:
C
Explanation
SRS stands for Sounding Reference Signal. This signal is transmitted by UEs in the uplink and is used by the base station to measure channel conditions and estimate uplink coverage. Unlike CSIRS which is for downlink, SRS directly reflects uplink network coverage because it originates from the user equipment and indicates what the network can receive from users at various locations in the cell.
In the C-band scenario defined by R15, which of the following is the maximum wave speed of SSB in NR
Correct Answer:
B
Explanation
In 5G NR C-band as defined by 3GPP Release 15, the maximum beam sweep speed for SSB (Synchronization Signal Block) is 8. SSB beam sweeping allows the gNodeB to quickly scan multiple beam directions to help UEs identify and connect to the strongest beam. The speed of 8 refers to the maximum number of beams that can be swept per 5ms frame period in the specified C-band configuration.
gNodeB uses which command to configure S1 interface information?
Correct Answer:
C
Explanation
The ADD GNBCUS1 command is used in gNodeB to configure S1 interface information and parameters. This command establishes the connection settings between the gNodeB and the EPC, including IP addresses, SCTP configuration, and other interface-related parameters needed for proper communication over the S1 interface during NSA deployments.
5G RAN version 2.0 gNodeB supports the default routing domain with a VRF index of 0.
Correct Answer:
A
Explanation
In 5G network testing, the CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) should be positioned more than 10 meters away from the gNB to ensure meaningful performance measurements. This distance helps avoid near-field effects and signal saturation that can skew test results. Testing too close to the base station does not represent typical user deployment scenarios and fails to measure realistic propagation conditions. A minimum 10-meter separation is the industry standard recommendation for valid field testing procedures.
CU/DU is set together, CU logical nodes and DU logical nodes will be added on the same BBU5900.
Correct Answer:
A
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What the Huawei H35-460 Exam Covers
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Domain 1: 5G Network Architecture
Overview of 5G network architecture and key components and functions of 5G networks. Understand the physical and logical architecture, core network interfaces, and the role of different functional elements in delivering 5G services.
Sample question from this domain above:
Q7
Domain 2: 5G Radio Access Technologies:
Fundamental principles of 5G NR (New Radio), frequency bands, and spectrum utilization. Learn modulation schemes, antenna technologies, and how NR differs from legacy 4G radio access.
Sample questions from this domain above:
Q3Q4
Domain 3: 5G RAN Deployment
Planning and designing of 5G RAN and site selection and layout considerations. Cover capacity planning, site surveys, and practical deployment strategies for greenfield and brownfield networks.
Sample questions from this domain above:
Q1Q2Q5
Domain 4: 5G RAN Operation and Maintenance:
Monitoring and managing 5G RAN performance. Learn key performance indicators, network management systems, troubleshooting procedures, and operational best practices.
Domain 5: 5G RAN Optimization
Techniques for optimizing 5G RAN performance and interference management and mitigation. Study load balancing, handover optimization, and practical interference coordination methods.
Sample question from this domain above:
Q6
Domain 6: 5G Security
Security challenges in 5G networks, authentication and encryption methods, and secure communication protocols. Address threats specific to 5G architecture and protection mechanisms.
Domain 7: 5G Use Cases and Applications
Use cases for 5G technology such as IoT, smart cities, autonomous vehicles and industry-specific applications of 5G. Explore how 5G capabilities enable new business opportunities across sectors.
FAQ
H35-460 Exam FAQ
Common questions about the exam itself
What background do I need for the H35-460 exam?
You should have foundational knowledge of telecom networks and ideally some experience with mobile network architecture. Prior study of 4G or LTE technologies is helpful but not required. The exam assumes you understand basic networking concepts like frequency, modulation, and signal propagation.
How long should I study to prepare for H35-460?
Most candidates spend 4 to 8 weeks preparing, depending on their existing telecom background and study intensity. Those with LTE or mobile network experience typically need less time. Allocate time for both theory and practical scenarios.
Which topic area in H35-460 is the most difficult?
Most candidates find 5G Radio Access Technologies challenging because it requires deep understanding of NR modulation, antenna systems, and spectrum behavior. Start this section early and practice numerical problems and technical calculations.
How is the H35-460 exam delivered?
The exam is delivered through Pearson VUE, either online with a proctor or at a physical Pearson VUE test centre. You must use a verified Huawei account to schedule your exam.
What is the retake policy for H35-460?
If you fail, you must wait at least 7 calendar days before scheduling a retake. You can reschedule or cancel an exam up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time without losing your fee.
How does H35-460 relate to other Huawei 5G certifications?
H35-460 is the HCIA level 5G RAN exam, the entry certification for Huawei 5G specialists. After passing this, you can pursue HCIP-5G-RAN (H35-481) for intermediate skills, then HCIE-5G-Radio (H35-582 written and H35-585 lab) for expert level.
How long is the H35-460 certification valid?
Once you pass, your certification remains valid as long as you maintain your status. However, Huawei periodically updates its certification content, so you may be encouraged to recertify to ensure your credentials reflect the latest 5G standards and practices.
What job roles does H35-460 support?
This certification is designed for telecom engineers planning or deploying 5G RAN networks, network optimization specialists, and technical support professionals. It demonstrates hands-on competency in 5G radio access and is valued by telecom operators and vendors.
Can I schedule the H35-460 exam online, or do I need to visit a test centre?
You can do both. Pearson VUE offers online proctored testing as well as in-centre testing. The exam content and difficulty are the same regardless of delivery method.
What do I need to bring on exam day for H35-460?
Bring a valid government-issued photo ID and your Huawei verified account login details. If taking the exam online, ensure you have a quiet, private space and a webcam. Pearson VUE will provide detailed instructions when you schedule.
