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TGaq Closing Report

This closing report summarizes the findings and technical presentations from the TGaq Pre-Association Discovery event held in November 2013 in Dallas, USA. Authored by Stephen McCann from Blackberry, the report covers various architectures related to transaction protocols, service discovery, and specific protocol frameworks relevant to 802.11aq. It outlines essential requirements and sets the agenda for a follow-up teleconference scheduled for January 7, 2014. The report serves as a comprehensive overview aimed at guiding future contributions and discussions within the working group.

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TGaq Closing Report

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  1. TGaq Closing Report Authors: Date: 2013-11-15 Stephen McCann, Blackberry

  2. Abstract Closing report for TGaq (Pre-Association Discovery) for November 2013, Dallas, USA. Stephen McCann, Blackberry

  3. Technical presentations • Architecture • 11-13-0788r2 Transaction Protocol Architecture • 11-13-1403r0 Service discovery architecture • 11-13-1091r3 Protocol Architecture of 802.11aq • Protocol • 11-13-1415r0 Service Discovery with Association • 11-13-1396r3Frame Formats for PAM • 11-13-1384r2 Service Transaction Protocol • Requirements • 11-13-1435r2 Essential Requirements • Teleconference: 7th January 2014 , 10:00 ET • Plans for January 2014 • Continued technical presentations • Call for normative text Stephen McCann, Blackberry

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