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IEEE 802.11 Working Group Committee Report

This report summarizes the discussions and decisions made during the IEEE 802.11 Working Group Committee meeting in Vancouver, Canada. The report includes updates on industry developments, security standing committee, spectrum allocation, European 6th Framework, and the formation of study groups.

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IEEE 802.11 Working Group Committee Report

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  1. WNG SC Committee ReportIEEE 802.11, Vancouver, Canada, Jan 12-16, 2004 TK Tan, Philips (Chair) TK Tan (Philips)

  2. Agenda Overview Tuesday Jan 13 8:00 – 10:00 am Administration/Minutes/Agenda Industry Updates Justification for Interworking Study Group McCann Tuesday Jan 13 10:30 – 12:30 pm Security Standing Committee Chaplin Radio Regulatory Update Stevenson Open TK Tan (Philips)

  3. Agenda Overview (cont) Wednesday Jan 14 8:00 – 10:00 am Management of Wireless Devices Worstell Korea Spectrum Allocation JangTaek Oh Update on WNG SC TK Tan Thursday Jan 15 4:00 – 6:00 pm Overview of European 6th Framework McCann TK Tan (Philips)

  4. Relevant docs • 11-04-0024-00-0wng-wng_sc_report. WNG Standing Committee Report • 11-03-0993-00-0wng-interworking-sg-justification.doc • 11-04-0008-01-0wng-security-standing-committee.ppt • 11-03-0994-00-0wng-interworking-sg-justification-slides.ppt • 11-03-0950-00-0wng-need-managed-ieee-802-11-devices.ppt • 11-04-0126-00-0wng-european-6th-framework-update.ppt • 11-04-0154-00-0wng-korean-spectrum.ppt TK Tan (Philips)

  5. Orlando Agenda/Objectives • Updates from ETSI-BRAN, MMAC, radio regulatory • Liaison Updates • New Topics • Millimeter Wave WLANs • Next Generation Requirements for WLANs • Korean Spectrum Policy and Allocation • Update – European 6th Framework • Prepare for IEEE Interim, March 2004 TK Tan (Philips)

  6. Motion #1 Move that the IEEE 802.11 Working Group form a Study Group for Wireless Interworking with External Networks. TK Tan (Philips)

  7. Motivation • Hotspot use will become an increasing larger issue in public communications and it is felt by many that interworking of hotspots to external networks must be addressed by the IEEE 802.11, even if the conclusion of an initial investigation is that further standardization is not actually required. • It is felt that interworking will increase the range of services and market reach of IEEE 802.11 devices. TK Tan (Philips)

  8. Motion #2 Move to recommend that the IEEE 802.11 WG chair form a Wireless LAN Security standing committee as described in document 11-04/008r3. Mover: Dave Nelson Second: Al Potter Result: 31-0-1 TK Tan (Philips)

  9. Security SC Charter, Pt. 1: • This SC is formed as an advisory committee on Security in WLANs to the IEEE 802.11 chair • Serve as a forum to ensure that security within IEEE 802.11 is maintained as the standard is amended TK Tan (Philips)

  10. Motion #3 Move to request the IEEE 802.11 Working Group to form a Wireless Network Management Study Group for the purpose of evaluating methods to securely enable external network management entities (managed service providers, company IT personnel, hot spot providers, applications developers, etc.) to extend the management of the wired networks through to the wireless extension attached to those networks. Once evaluated, it is expected that a PAR and a 5 Criteria document will be written and submitted to the IEEE 802.11 Working Group so that a Task Group can be formed. Results (43/0/13) TK Tan (Philips)

  11. Study Group Purpose Statement The proposed Study Group will evaluate the need to enable external network management entities (managed service providers, company IT personnel, hot spot providers, applications developers, etc.) to extend the management of the wired networks through to the wireless extension attached to those networks. Once evaluated, it is expected that a PAR and a 5 Criteria document will be written and submitted to the IEEE 802.11 Working Group so that a Task Group can be formed. This is a logical extension to the work now underway in Task Group “k”. TK Tan (Philips)

  12. Motion #4 IEEE 802.11 WNG SC requests that 802.11 working group chair establishes a liaison with the chair of European 6th Framework. Results (20/0/0) TK Tan (Philips)

  13. 6th Framework Objective “The Sixth Framework Programme covers Communityactivities in the field of research, technologicaldevelopment and demonstration (RTD)for the period 2002 to 2006” Budget : € 3 625 Million (~US$ 4000M) TK Tan (Philips)

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