The advantage of this is that you can share any context you like. The down side is that it won't work with anyone else's equipment until the specific context is standardized.
Best, Bill
On Jan 1, 2004, at 6:19 PM, Bobby Sardana wrote:
(Re-posting query from Rakesh on hostap list to BAWUG)
>The 802.11f Draft mentions about the MOVE packets. It does'nt say >anything about the contents of the "context block".. Is there anything >else I am missing. > >Regards >Rakesh
The context block encapsulates security and accounting information but am unable to find any references to it in other 802.11 specs. Can someone provide guidance on "Context Block" and its structure?
regards,
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