Discussion – How Many APs to Cover

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Doc.: IEEE /0326r0 Submission Month Year Tom Siep, CSRSlide 1 Use Case Ref List Doc Discussion Date: Authors:
Advertisements

Doc.: IEEE /1109r0 Submission Month Year Tom Siep, CSRSlide 1 Amendment Creation Process Date: YYYY-MM-DD Authors:
SubmissionSlide 1Dwight Smith, Motorola Mobility Nov 2012doc.: IEEE 11-12/1332r0 Other Service Discovery Concepts Date: Authors:
Doc.: IEEE /0337r0 Submission Mar 2011 Dwight Smith, Motorola MobilitySlide 1 Discussion – Issues with Access at Portals Date: Authors:
Doc.: IEEE /0326r0 Submission Month Year Tom Siep, CSRSlide 1 Use Case Ref List Doc Discussion Date: Authors:
Month Year doc.: IEEE yy/xxxxr0 May 2012
Proposed SFD Text for ai Link Setup Procedure
doc.: IEEE /xxx Jon Edney, Nokia
Further Consideration on Smart Scanning Usage Model
Further Consideration on Smart Scanning Usage Model
White Space Map Notification
AP Discovery Information Broadcasting
Resource Request/Response Discussion
WUR Discovery Frame Content
WUR Discovery Frame Content
Demand of Being Woken Up While Moving Follow-up
Advertising WUR Discovery Frame Related Info for Fast Scanning
Advertising WUR Discovery Frame Related Info for Fast Scanning
WUR Discovery Frame Content
Advertising WUR Discovery Frame Related Info for Fast Scanning
Using Upper Layer Message IE in TGai
Multiple Frequency Channel Scanning
WUR Discovery Frame Content
AP discovery with FILS beacon
Improvement to TWT Parameter set selection
AP discovery with FILS beacon
AP discovery with FILS beacon
Month Year doc.: IEEE yy/xxxxr0 July 2015
802.11ak Architecture Date: Authors: July 2013
WUR Discovery Frame Content
Low Power Sensor Broadcast Use Cases
Functional requirements for scalability operation
Group Delay for Group Addressed Wake Up Frames
Free the APs Button Images
TIM Offset of Page Segments
Listen to Probe Request from other STAs
CSN & BSS Bridging Date: Authors: Jan 2013
WUR Discovery Frame Content
AP Power Down Notification
AP Power Down Notification
AP Discovery Discussion
Use Case Document Definitions
Advertising WUR Discovery Frame Related Info for Fast Scanning
WUR Discovery Frame Content
Access distribution in ai
May 2004 doc.: IEEE /xxxr0 May 2004 The Nature of an ESS
July 2008 doc.: IEEE /1021r0 November 2008
Mutliband-60GHz-Location-Capability-Publishing
Possible Enhancement for Broadcast Services over WLAN
Advertising WUR Discovery Frame Related Info for Fast Scanning
Differentiated Association Service Provisioning in WiFi Networks
Device Collectives to Share Resources
Motivation for Vendor Specific Request Element
Use Case Characteristics Discussion
July 2008 doc.: IEEE /1021r0 November 2008
Month Year doc.: IEEE yy/xxxxr0 May 2012
Use Cases For FILS Date: Authors: September 2011 Month Year
Access distribution in ai
Alternative Transport for Event and Diagnostic Reporting
Requirement Motions Date: Authors: July 2005 July 2005
Month Year doc.: IEEE yy/xxxxr0
BSS Transition with Bearing
WUR-Only Discovery Mode for WUR STAs
Results for SS6 calibration case for single BSS and OBSS
Box 5 results for Single BSS Calibration Case
Month Year doc.: IEEE yy/xxxxr0
Unsolicited Block ACK Extension
Multiple Frequency Channel Scanning
Functional Requirements for a .11az Scalability Requirements
Month Year doc.: IEEE yy/xxxxr0 May 2012
Presentation transcript:

Discussion – How Many APs to Cover Month Year doc.: IEEE 802.11-yy/xxxxr0 May 2011 Discussion – How Many APs to Cover Date: 2011-05-10 Authors: Dwight Smith Motorola Mobility 5300 Westport Parkway Fort Worth, TX 76177 +1 682-514-4861 dwight.smith@motorola.com Dwight Smith, Motorola Mobility John Doe, Some Company

Month Year doc.: IEEE 802.11-yy/xxxxr0 May 2011 Abstract When looking at the ‘Initial Link Setup’ for a STA we have been consistent considering the link established upon entry of an ESS. Typically, it would involve the initial AP the STA finds in the ESS, but the question for consideration is – should TGai consider the possibility of the Link Setup involving more than one AP? This presentation addresses some of the issues to help consider the factors involved. Dwight Smith, Motorola Mobility John Doe, Some Company

May 2011 Factors to Consider While the use cases imply that STAs notice an AP at first possible moment, in fact, they would ‘see’ the AP after they scan which is at some arbitrary period later. While some devices claim to try to be ‘always connected’ they do not do constant scanning when unassociated . The scan interval for devices are implementation and battery state dependent. When a Link Setup sequence is started at an AP and does not complete there – is it better to start over at the next AP, or is it feasible to continue the operation at the next AP? Is it viable to expect the APs in an ESS to be able to hand-off/pick up partially complete Link Setup – what information would be needed to carry such operations between APs in the ESS. Dwight Smith, Motorola Mobility

May 2011 Example Timeline Caveat – this is not real sample but a representation to describe case This is intended to show the trend for large number of STAs impacting the AP Timing represents devices staying in coverage and completing Link Setup where in real life a portion would actually be moving out of coverage Dwight Smith, Motorola Mobility

Month Year doc.: IEEE 802.11-yy/xxxxr0 May 2011 Discussion and Review Should TGai propose support elements for Link Setup operations that involve more than one AP? Do the existing use cases capture the key factors? Have we considered operational approach of related operations? 11r – Prep for BSS transition in setup Others? Dwight Smith, Motorola Mobility John Doe, Some Company