If you are an engineer working on a 6G testbed (using frequencies like 100 GHz to 300 GHz or sub-THz bands), you might need to configure a Data Network Name (DNN) – the 6G equivalent of an APN.
Note: These are speculative, based on 3GPP Release 19+ roadmaps.
For the first time, we are publishing a verified 6G APN settings exclusive template used in the Berlin 6G TestBed (June 2025 – current). These settings apply to prototype devices running 3GPP Release 20 and above.
Standard APNs use IPv4 or IPv4v6 (dual stack). However, modern core networks prefer IPv6. By setting your APN protocol to IPv6 only, you eliminate the overhead of translating addresses.
Apple restricts APN editing unless you are using a carrier profile. However:
If you are an engineer working on a 6G testbed (using frequencies like 100 GHz to 300 GHz or sub-THz bands), you might need to configure a Data Network Name (DNN) – the 6G equivalent of an APN.
Note: These are speculative, based on 3GPP Release 19+ roadmaps. 6g apn settings exclusive
For the first time, we are publishing a verified 6G APN settings exclusive template used in the Berlin 6G TestBed (June 2025 – current). These settings apply to prototype devices running 3GPP Release 20 and above. If you are an engineer working on a
Standard APNs use IPv4 or IPv4v6 (dual stack). However, modern core networks prefer IPv6. By setting your APN protocol to IPv6 only, you eliminate the overhead of translating addresses. These settings apply to prototype devices running 3GPP
Apple restricts APN editing unless you are using a carrier profile. However: