Hello,
I wonder if anyone has documented the situation of the IETF wireless
network and analyzed the experienced difficulties? I'd be interested
in looking at the causes of the difficulties. There's a lot of anecdotal
information about the capabilities of the protocols and advice on what
to do on
Just as a whimsical notion would it be possible to, ah, invite
some of the 802.11* wireless committees to have a colocated meeting
with the IETF at some point in the future? We could dangle the offer
of free wireless networking, plus an offer for them to see what a
real-life, large-scale
Jari,
I will be working on a summary document that pulls together the technical
items we witnessed at the meeting.
--Brett
On Wednesday 19 November 2003 08:15, Jari Arkko wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if anyone has documented the situation of the IETF wireless
network and analyzed the
At 08:15 AM 11/19/2003, Jari Arkko wrote...
Say, its pretty useless to authenticate beacons if
the radios are simply swamped by too many nodes who think they are
access points
This is not a technical issue. By taking advantage of unlicensed frequencies,
802.1a/b/g must not cause interference
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Theodore Ts'o writes:
It might be interesting to let the 802.11i folks see what life with
unathenticated radio beacons is really like. :-)
You mean invite them to SAAG and tell the obvious people that it's open
season? Nasty
--Steve
Brett Thorson wrote:
Jari,
I will be working on a summary document that pulls together the technical
items we witnessed at the meeting.
Great, thanks!
Also, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you and the
rest of the folks who set up the networks for our meetings.
The networks have
