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WME. 802.11 ABC ’ s. Technology Roadmap. IEEE Standardization. 802.11e. 802.11i. 2004. 2005. 2003. WPA. 802.11i/WPA2. QoS/WME. QoS/WSM. Wi-Fi Certifications. QoS Considerations for Voice. Admission Control is required Streaming applications need priority service - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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WMEWME
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802.11 ABC’s802.11 ABC’sLayerLayer DescriptionDescription
aa PHYPHY 54 Mb/s in 5 GHz bands54 Mb/s in 5 GHz bands
bb PHYPHY 11 Mb/s direct sequence in 2.4 GHz band11 Mb/s direct sequence in 2.4 GHz band
cc MACMAC Bridging operationBridging operation
dd PHYPHY International domainsInternational domains
ee MACMAC Quality of service (QoS) (late ’04)Quality of service (QoS) (late ’04)
ff bothboth Access point interoperabilityAccess point interoperability
gg PHYPHY 54 Mb/s at 2.4 GHz (802.11b compatible)54 Mb/s at 2.4 GHz (802.11b compatible)
hh bothboth Coordination with European HiperLAN2 Coordination with European HiperLAN2 standardsstandards
ii MACMAC Security (mid ’04)Security (mid ’04)
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2004
QoS/WME
WPA
802.11i/WPA2
802.11i 802.11e
Wi-Fi Certifications
IEEE Standardization
QoS/WSM
20052003
Technology RoadmapTechnology Roadmap
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QoS Considerations for QoS Considerations for VoiceVoice
Admission Control is requiredAdmission Control is required Streaming applications need priority Streaming applications need priority
serviceservice Bandwidth management required to Bandwidth management required to
maximize capacity and minimize maximize capacity and minimize contentioncontention
Battery life must be maximizedBattery life must be maximized Traffic is predictableTraffic is predictable Schedule periods of “sleep” are possibleSchedule periods of “sleep” are possible
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IEEE 802.11eIEEE 802.11e New medium access mechanism– Hybrid coordination function (HCF)
Priority classesPriority classes Enhanced Distributed Coordination Access (EDCA)Enhanced Distributed Coordination Access (EDCA)
Polled accessPolled access HCF Coordinated Channel Access (HCCA)HCF Coordinated Channel Access (HCCA)
Automatic Power Save Delivery (APSD)Automatic Power Save Delivery (APSD) APSD requires the Access Point to maintain a schedule APSD requires the Access Point to maintain a schedule
for the intervals it will send packetsfor the intervals it will send packets This allows device to predict when traffic will arrive and This allows device to predict when traffic will arrive and
schedule periods of ‘sleep’ schedule periods of ‘sleep’
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Wi-Fi Alliance QoS Wi-Fi Alliance QoS ActivitiesActivities
Defined by the Wi-Fi Alliance, optional for Defined by the Wi-Fi Alliance, optional for Wi-Fi certificationWi-Fi certificationTwo profilesTwo profiles
Wi-Fi [Wireless] Multimedia Extensions (WMWi-Fi [Wireless] Multimedia Extensions (WME)E) Based on EDCA priority serviceBased on EDCA priority service
Wi-Fi [Wireless] Scheduled Multimedia (WSM)Wi-Fi [Wireless] Scheduled Multimedia (WSM) Based on HCCA polled access, includes EDCABased on HCCA polled access, includes EDCA
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WME vs. WSMWME vs. WSMWMEWME WSMWSM
Based on 802.11eBased on 802.11e Based on 802.11e, includes Based on 802.11e, includes WMEWME
Based on EDCA (Enhanced Based on EDCA (Enhanced Distributed Coordination Distributed Coordination Access)Access)
Based on HCCA (HCF Based on HCCA (HCF Coordinated Channel Coordinated Channel Access)Access)
EDCA provides priority EDCA provides priority classes of serviceclasses of service
HCCA ‘reserves’ bandwidth HCCA ‘reserves’ bandwidth based on traffic based on traffic specifications from client specifications from client devicesdevices
Best suited for one way Best suited for one way audio applicationsaudio applications
Best suited for two way Best suited for two way streaming media (voice, streaming media (voice, video)video)
Triggered APSD OptionalTriggered APSD Optional Uses Scheduled APSD- Uses Scheduled APSD- suitable for power savesuitable for power save
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A Hybrid ApproachA Hybrid Approach
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Enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA)
Enhancement for 802.11 Distributed Coordination Function EDCA supports 8 priority values (traffic classes) Priority values (0 to 7) identical to the IEEE 802.1D priorities It does not guarantee that low priority frames will always wait
until all higher priority frames are transmitted Provides statistical traffic class differentiation
Mapping between 802.1D priorities and EDCA access categories.
Background Spare Best EffortExcellent EffortControlled LoadVideo VoiceNetwork Control
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HCF Controlled Channel Access (HCCA)
QoS-aware centralized coordinator (Hybrid Coordinator HC) ▪ Has higher priority than EDCA ▪ Polls terminals ▪ Provides o Negotiated connections between an access point and terminals o Specifically assigned transmit times for every frame Close to strict QoS guarantees => Support for Voice over wireless LAN
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WME 802.11 access WME 802.11 access pointpoint
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SummarySummary Wireless LAN (WLAN) and Voice over IWireless LAN (WLAN) and Voice over IP (VoIP) are no longer considered emeP (VoIP) are no longer considered emerging technologies. rging technologies. All we have to do is reference the WLAAll we have to do is reference the WLAN phones that offer voice services to uN phones that offer voice services to understand that wireless IP phones are nderstand that wireless IP phones are now as real as wired IP phones. now as real as wired IP phones.