Le 20/01/2015 18:16, Joe Touch a écrit :
On 1/20/2015 9:00 AM, Alexandru Petrescu wrote:
But I think we have no RFC warning there's a hidden terminal problem in
WiFi ad-hoc mode, or that radio range (power levels) is a determining
factor.
There's no RFC warning about unplugged ethernets either.
Before unplugging there's a range steps... which are easily noticed in WiFi.
However, WiFi ad-hoc is just an NBMA subnet. If its multihop can't reach
every party, then it's a disconnected subnet.
I agree.
Neither of these are new.
In a sense yes, these are not new. But their description should be
adapted to wifi.
Maybe we need a document that tells what's a disconnected subnet.
Alex
Joe
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