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TGu Motions

TGu Motions. Authors:. Date: 2010-01-18. Abstract. TGu motions & straw polls produced for the January 2010 meeting. Straw Poll 1. Do you think that negotiated language support is a requirement for 802.11u Emergency Alerts? Yes: No: Abstain: (Straw poll not taken). Motion.

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TGu Motions

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  1. TGu Motions Authors: Date: 2010-01-18 Stephen McCann, RIM

  2. Abstract TGu motions & straw polls produced for the January 2010 meeting Stephen McCann, RIM

  3. Straw Poll 1 • Do you think that negotiated language support is a requirement for 802.11u Emergency Alerts? • Yes: • No: • Abstain: • (Straw poll not taken) Stephen McCann, RIM

  4. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-09-1266-01-000u-sb-roaming-consortium-update.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Dave Stephenson • Seconded: Lee Armstrong • Result: (for-against-abstain: 9/0/0) Stephen McCann, RIM

  5. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-09-1301-01-000u-sb-mlme-dialog-token.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Dave Stephenson • Seconded: Necati Canpolat • Result: (for-against-abstain:9/0/0) Stephen McCann, RIM

  6. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0051-00-000u-isb-venue-info.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Dave Stephenson • Seconded: Necati Canpolat • Result: (for-against-abstain:8/0/0) Stephen McCann, RIM

  7. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0108-01-000u-isb-gas-mib.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Dave Stephenson • Seconded: Allan Thomson • Result: (for-against-abstain:6/0/0) Stephen McCann, RIM

  8. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0109-01-000u-isb-location-by-reference.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Dave Stephenson • Seconded: Allan Thomson • Result: (for-against-abstain: 6/0/0) Stephen McCann, RIM

  9. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0144-00-000u-Single-GAS-Protocol.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Necati Canpolat • Seconded: Gabor Bajko • Result: (for-against-abstain: 11/5/1) Stephen McCann, RIM

  10. Straw Poll 1 • Which definition of advertisement protocol do you prefer: • 1) IEEE native query protocol and higher layer protocols defined external to 802.11 that can be used for network and service discovery and access to emergency related information. • 2) IEEE native query protocol and higher layer protocols defined external to 802.11 that can be used for network and service discovery. • 3) IEEE native query protocol and higher layer protocols defined external to 802.11 that can be used for network and service (including emergency) discovery. • 4) Something else/Don’t care • 1): 2, 2): 3, 3): 0, 4): 1 Stephen McCann, RIM

  11. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves the text applicable to the IEEE 802.11u draft (clauses 7.3.4.1, 7.3.4.14 and 11.23.8) in document 11-09-1218-06-000z-tdls-peer-discovery.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Michael Montemurro • Seconded: Kaberi Banerjee • Result: (for-against-abstain: 7/1/2) Stephen McCann, RIM

  12. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0026-02-000u-emergency-urn-information.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Stephen McCann • Seconded: Michael Montemurro • Result: (for-against-abstain: 7/0/2) Stephen McCann, RIM

  13. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0164-00-000u-eas-retrieval.doc and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: Gabor Bajko • Seconded: Kaberi Banerjee • Result: (for-against-abstain: 5/1/3) Stephen McCann, RIM

  14. Motion • Move that IEEE 802.11u approves document 11-10-0165-00-000u-emergency-call-and-emergency-alert-scenarios.doc (with editorial corrections) and requests the technical editor to incorporate it into the IEEE 802.11u draft document. • Moved by: George Bumiller • Seconded: Ganesh Venkatesan • Result: (for-against-abstain:8/0/3) Stephen McCann, RIM

  15. Straw Poll 2 • Should the comment in row 222 (11-09-1120-16-000u-d8-0-comments-spreadsheet.xls) be rejected. • Yes: 6 • No: 6 Stephen McCann, RIM

  16. Straw Poll 3 • Assuming an AP supports VLANs, is the comment on row 222 (11-09-1120-16-000u-d8-0-comments-spreadsheet.xls) indicating a broken feature in IEEE 802.11 which requires solving? • Yes: 4 • No: 7 Stephen McCann, RIM

  17. Straw Poll 4 • Assuming an AP does not support VLANs, is the comment on row 222 (11-09-1120-16-000u-d8-0-comments-spreadsheet.xls) indicating a broken feature in IEEE 802.11 which requires solving? • Yes: 5 • No: 6 Stephen McCann, RIM

  18. Motion • Move to approve IEEE 802.11u CRC teleconference on every Wednesday at 12:00 ET. • Move: Stuart Kerry • 2nd: Dave Stephenson • Result: (for-against-abstain:9/1/4) Stephen McCann, RIM

  19. Motion • Move to approve IEEE 802.11u CRC teleconference on every Friday at 11:00 ET. • Move: Stuart Kerry • 2nd: Dave Stephenson • Result: (for-against-abstain:6/3/4) Stephen McCann, RIM

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