1. Overview of Cisco Per-client Extensions to 802.11 MIB
Month 2000
doc.: IEEE /xxx
September, 2002
Overview of Cisco Per-client Extensions to MIB
Daryl Kaiser (Cisco Systems)
25 September 2002
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2. September, 2002
Purpose
To examine one proprietary implementation of per-client MIB objects
To generate further discussion on proposed MIB station table
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3. Contents Cisco Management MIB Tree Cisco Per-Client MIB Subtrees
September, 2002
Contents
Cisco Management MIB Tree
Cisco Per-Client MIB Subtrees
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4. Cisco Management MIB Tree
September, 2002
Cisco Management MIB Tree {
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5. Cisco Dot11 Association Global Objects
September, 2002
Cisco Dot11 Association Global Objects
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6. Cisco Dot11 Client Configuration Objects
September, 2002
Cisco Dot11 Client Configuration Objects
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7. Cisco Dot11 Statistics Objects
September, 2002
Cisco Dot11 Statistics Objects
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8. Issues and Observations
September, 2002
Issues and Observations
If we implement a MIB station table, it may not be organized the same as this proprietary example
Station table may be subdivided into focused tables
BSS global statistics
Per-client configuration information
Per-client traffic statistics
Per-client radio measurements
Define current and time-averaged statistics elements and measurement elements
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