I exactly meant that. That GLK & non-GLK will not be discriminated by the system capabilities word.
The question though is what system capability a GLK-STA should use?
Mark suggested that a GLK STA is a MAC Bridge and this makes sense but what about the AP as there is already an entry for WLAN access Point and is GLK capable?
To be consistent with the GLK STA the system capability must be MAC Bridge too but in the same time the AP could concurrently be a AP for non GLK STAs so what is the System Capabilities word in this case ?
Thx /Ph
There are only 32 bits in the System capabilities word. I think that distinguishing between GLK and non-GLK is too detailed to be reflected in a word intended to distinguish among bridges, end stations, routers, etc. But, perhaps that’s not what you meant.
Hi Don,
Please see the message below from the 802.1AB-Rev Editors. Table 8-4—System capabilities (page 32) includes an entry for “WLAN Access Point” [4] and I guess a new entry for STA GLK will be needed as well.
(The discrimination between a GLK and non-GLK capable AP could probably be done by querying the referenced 802.11 MIB isn’t ? )
Could you please have a look and contact either John or Tony ?
Thank you /Philippe
Hi,
Regards,
-- John
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