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[…]
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Introduction DFS is not a new topic and anyone who has a little bit of knowledge of RF or WiFi has some sort of understanding regarding DFS or DFS channels etc. There are a lot of blogs and posts on the topic. Whenever I read a blog or watch a video on DFS topic mostRead more about Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS): Beyond Radar Detection[…]
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[…]
My plan was to explain DL MU-OFDMA which includes trigger frames, CTS, MU-PPDU, and ACK in one post but that would become boring. so I have decided to split it into 2 posts. 1- MU-Trigger frame 2- MU-PPDU In this post, we will only look at MU-Trigger frame. Note: Let’s start: MU-OFDMA transmission can startRead more about 802.11ax MU-Trigger Frame (DL MU-OFDMA)[…]
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[…]
Wi-Fi 6 certification program is ready, says Wi-Fi Alliance The Wi-Fi Alliance today launched the certification program for the new Wi-Fi 6 standard. This means that Wi-Fi 6 vendors of all kinds can now certify interoperability of their Wi-Fi 6 products, making sure that they all play nicely together according to the very long listRead more about Wi-Fi 6 certification is ready[…]
Apple launches Wi-Fi 6 in new iPhone 11 and 11 Pro models: As widely expected, Apple’s new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models – three new iPhone models in total – support the new Wi-Fi 6 standard. The new phones were announced today during Apple’s traditional September product launch event at the Steve JobsRead more about WiFi 6 devices are on way…[…]
#REFUSE TO LOSE Greetings and welcome to WiFi-Professionals.com, a unique blog dedicated to empowering WiFi enthusiasts, whether professionals or simply enthusiasts eager to delve into the world of WiFi. I am Zeeshan Haider, a dedicated WiFi Professional and a passionate Muaythai fighter training at the renowned KO Gym. From Hobby to Profession In 2015, freshRead more about About[…]
802.11ax or WIFI6 final specifications from WIFI alliance is yet to be announced. 802.11ax access points and client devices are already in the market. 802.11ax bringing us efficiency with the help of techniques such as OFDMA by better use of spectrum, improving spatial reuse also known as BSS colouring etc. We can read a lotRead more about BSS Colouring or Spatial reuse (802.11ax AKA WiFi6)[…]