How many radio protocols can MPLS support?

Hi,

Our project requires an unusual combination of running BLE, Gazell, and raw radio packets for time sync simultaneously.

Time sync and BLE are infrequent activities and can be stretched to long intervals, but Gazell is use for low latency purposes.

Can MPLS support such behavior of using 3 different radio protocols?

In all the samples I've seen MPLS is used to send raw radio packets while main app uses BLE, but I haven't found any information about limitations.

Thanks,

Guy.

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  • Interesting question! MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) itself isn’t tied directly to radio protocols—it’s a data forwarding method that operates at Layer 2.5 and can work over various underlying network technologies. So, it can support any number of radio protocols as long as they can transport IP packets, such as LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, or microwave links. It really depends on the network setup and hardware compatibility! basket random

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  • Interesting question! MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) itself isn’t tied directly to radio protocols—it’s a data forwarding method that operates at Layer 2.5 and can work over various underlying network technologies. So, it can support any number of radio protocols as long as they can transport IP packets, such as LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, or microwave links. It really depends on the network setup and hardware compatibility! basket random

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