1. TGw Chair’s Closing Report
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TGw Chair’s Closing Report
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2. Month Year
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Abstract
This submission summarizes the TGw activities during the IEEE Jacksonville (May 2006) meeting
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3. TGw Goals for Jacksonville
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TGw Goals for Jacksonville
Hear proposals addressing comments received on internal review
Resolve comments received on internal review
Empowerment motions for teleconferences, ad hocs, etc., as needed
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4. Accomplishments Resolved 85 of 205 comments
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Accomplishments
Resolved 85 of 205 comments
Only 30 comments remain unresolved
Identified how the remaining 30 comments should be resolved, but these require a submission to provide language
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5. Conference Calls June 19 at 11 AM, EDT July 11 at 11 AM EDT May 2006
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Conference Calls
June 19 at 11 AM, EDT
July 11 at 11 AM EDT
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6. Goals for San Diego (July 2006)
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Goals for San Diego (July 2006)
Hear presentations and motions resolving the outstanding comments from the internal review
Send IEEE P802.11w D1.0 to Working Group Letter Ballot
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7. Second: Fabrice Stevens Result: Yes 9 ; No 0 ; Abstain 1 .
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MOTION: Accept all Editorial and Technical resolutions marked in red (e.g. #5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 23, 24, 32, 39, 205) in document w-d0-00-review-comments.xls and instruct the editor to incorporate the changes into the draft.
By: Kapil Sood
Second: Fabrice Stevens
Result: Yes 9 ; No 0 ; Abstain 1 .
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8. Result: Yes - 8; No - 0; Abstain - 5.
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MOTION: Accept the resolution to comments #56, #69, #70, #87, #89, #90, #97, #98, #100, #171, #173, #175, #179, and #182 contained in document w-d0-review-comments.xls, and instruct the editor to incorporate the changes into the draft.
By: Fabrice Stevens
Second: Jouni Malinen
Result: Yes - 8; No - 0; Abstain - 5.
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9. Result: Yes - 9; No - 0; Abstain - 3.
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MOTION: Accept the resolution to comments #101, #102, #134, #149, #165, #166, #169, #170, and #176 contained in document w-d0-review-comments.xls, and instruct the editor to incorporate the changes into the draft.
By: Fabrice Stevens
Second: Jouni Malinen
Result: Yes - 9; No - 0; Abstain - 3.
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10. Result: Yes - 10; No - 0; Abstain - 2.
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MOTION: Accept the resolution to comments #41, #42, #43, #49, #50, #51, #52, #54, and #55 contained in document w-d0-review-comments.xls, and instruct the editor to incorporate the changes into the draft.
By: Fabrice Stevens
Second: Jouni Malinen
Result: Yes - 10; No - 0; Abstain - 2.
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11. Second: Dorothy Stanley Result: By unanimous consent
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MOTION: TGw to ask the WG to authorize conference calls on June 19 and July 11 at 11 AM EDT.
By: Kapil Sood
Second: Dorothy Stanley
Result: By unanimous consent
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Straw Polls
Should w support broadcast deauthenticate/disassociate?
Yes: 7 No: 1
Should w support IBSS?
Yes: 4 No: 0
Should the TGw compress the capabilities bits from 2 bits to 1 bit?
Yes: 9 No: 2
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