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IEEE 802.11 Reason codes to identify network issues

IEEE 802.11 Reason codes to identify network issues

IEEE 802.11 is a set of standards for wireless LANs, and it defines various codes that can be used to identify network issues. These codes are typically found in debug logs or network analyzer reports. Understanding the Codes This Reason Code field explains why certain network management messages, like Disassociation, Deauthentication, DELTS, DELBA, DLS Teardown,Read more about IEEE 802.11 Reason codes to identify network issues[…]

802.11ax MU PPDU

802.11ax MU PPDU

MU-PPDU: We have explored the first part (MU-trigger frame) of MU-OFDMA transmission already in a different post. Once the following conditions are met: MU-RTS trigger frame sent by the AP CTS response from the devices or AP sends CTS Now AP can start sending the data. At this point, we should expect MU PPDU’s fromRead more about 802.11ax MU PPDU[…]

Wireless broadband alliance conference

Wireless broadband alliance conference

Wireless Global Congress: WIFI revolution where every operator is chipping in.  WBA is the leading event on next gen service opportunities for wireless carriers and connected cities ecosystems. WBA works closely with mobile networks and broadband service providers. Wireless broadband alliance resolve business issues and enable collaborative opportunities for service providers, enterprises and cities, that enableRead more about Wireless broadband alliance conference[…]

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