which requests configuration information of an X2 Transport Network Layer.
At operation 203, the MME finds the destination eNB according to the identifier of the destination eNB (including the global eNB identifier and the selected TAI), and transmits to eNB2 a MME configuration transfer message.
At operation 204, eNB2 transmits to the MME the eNB configuration transfer message. The message contains the identifier of the source eNB, the identifier of the destination eNB, and the SON information. The identifier of the source eNB is configured as the global eNB identifier of eNB2 and the selected TAI. The identifier of the destination eNB is configured as the global eNB identifier of eNB1 and the selected TAI. The SON information includes SON information response which includes a Transport Network Layer (TNL) addressKodak delays launch of cryptocurrency after questions arise over vetting process

Kodak has delayed the initial offering for its new cryptocurrency.

The KodakCoin venture was announced three weeks ago, with the company saying investors could start buying in on January 31.

A statement posted at the KodakCoin website said more than 40,000 investors had signed up to participate in the initial coin offering, which was expected to raise as much as $20 million.

"Given the large interest in the KODAKCoin ICO and the steps we need to take to verify the 'accredited investor' status of each interested investor, we expect this process to take several weeks," the statement said.

The announcement comes a day after a New York Times report raised questions about how closely Kodak vetted its cryptocurrency partners. It described Kodak's