Looking for 802.11s data

Jan 16, 2005 12 Replies

Have you tried

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? I just did for 802.11s description and got over a thousand hits (actually 1029)..... Should give you enuf reading for the next few weeks :)

How technical? Protocols? Timing? Limitations? Queueing? Deployments? Test results? Standards proposals?

Yep.

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Nope. The IEEE doesn't release standards proposals in detail. However, you can find out quite a bit about what's happening by reading through the IEEE mailing list on mesh networks:

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you must be a member to read these.

News? I thought you want technical data.

Suggestion: If you want some perspective on mesh networks, I suggest you read the comments by Francis daCosta in:

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Hello,



I'm studying computer technology and looking for technical information about the 802.11s standard.



At this time, it's still being worked on by the IEEE task group. But I'd like to find more technical data about the mesh wireless techniques that it will be evaluating.



Could someone give me some clues or urls to help me find these news? At least, thank you for reading this message up to this point :)



Best regards,



Kayhadrin



It's interesting how someone in the technical field looking for answers cannot do a Google search for themselves. ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

Kay,

Try here:

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Louie Chiefland, FL, USA

Hello there! Since you are an expert, I'd like to know the difference among a/b/g protocols of wirelss cards. Thank you. Steffo

Kayhadr> Hello,

I found the answers for both of us:

802.11 Standards - 802.11b 802.11a 802.11g http://compnetwork> Hello there!

Well, I didn't know this search engine, but it didn't help that much. Actually, it seems that "802.11s" is mixed up with "802.11's growing pains", etc... So, a huge amount of hits aren't in my scope.

Kayhadrin

Thanks, but I did it a long time before ;)

I'm glad for you Steffo :) But I'm looking for the 'S' brand of 802.11.

Kayhadrin

Thanks for your answer. The bottom links are very interesting :)

Kayhadrin

Thank you too for your help :)

Kayhadrin

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