CID
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Commenter
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Clause Number
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Page
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Line
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Comment
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Proposed Change
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Assignee
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Resolution Text
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Mark RISON comment
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212
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Massinissa Lalam
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4.5.4.10
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18
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16
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Added sentence could be clarified to specify which entity is providing the deviceID/IRM, something like: "Such a STA, when reconnecting to a network, can provide a device ID previously provided by the network or
can use a previously MAC address (IRM) the STA provided to the network, either of which allows the network to recognize the STA while mitigating the abilities of third parties to do tracking or traffic analysis."
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As in comment
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
"Such a STA, upon reconnecting to a network, can provide a device ID previously provided by the network or can use an identifiable random MAC address(IRM) the STA previously provided to the network. Either approach allows the network to recognize the STA while
mitigating the abilities of third parties to perform tracking or traffic analysis."
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Need paren before "("
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279
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James Yee
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4.5.4.10
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18
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16
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"MAC address" should be "Identifiable Random Medium Access Address"
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As suggested
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Graham Smith
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handled by Graham Smith.
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Not a valid resolution
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45
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Lei Wang
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4.5.4.10
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18
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17
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Suggest fully spelling out IRM, i.e., identifiable random MAC address.
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Suggest replacing "... previously provided MAC address (IRM)" with "... previously provided identifiable random MAC address (IRM)"
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
"Such a STA, upon reconnecting to a network, can provide a device ID previously provided by the network or can use an identifiable random MAC address (IRM) the STA previously provided to the network. Either approach allows the network to recognize the STA while
mitigating the abilities of third parties to perform tracking or traffic analysis."
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(This one is OK for some reason!)
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68
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Liuming Lu
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4.5.4.10 MAC privacy enhancements
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18
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17
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The description is confusing
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Suggest to change "...can provide a previously provided device ID or can use a previously provided MAC address
(IRM),.." to "..can use a previously provided device ID or a previously provided MAC address
(IRM),"
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
"Such a STA, upon reconnecting to a network, can provide a device ID previously provided by the network or can use an identifiable random MAC address(IRM) the STA previously provided to the network. Either approach allows the network to recognize the STA while
mitigating the abilities of third parties to perform tracking or traffic analysis."
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Need paren before "("
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87
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Mark RISON
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4.5.4.10
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18
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19
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"to do" is a bit casual
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Change to "to perform". Oh, and add a space after the full stop at the end of the sentence
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
"Such a STA, upon reconnecting to a network, can provide a device ID previously provided by the network or can use an identifiable random MAC address(IRM) the STA previously provided to the network. Either approach allows the network to recognize the STA while
mitigating the abilities of third parties to perform tracking or traffic analysis."
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Need paren before "("
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214
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Massinissa Lalam
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9.4.2.19.7
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25
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22
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Replace "When IRM recommendation subelement is included in a Beacon request, it indicates the requesting STA asks the responding STA to include an IRM in RA field in the Probe Request frame." with "When included
in a Beacon request, it indicates the requesting STA asks the responding STA to include an IRM in RA field in the Probe Request frame." to keep consitency with previous paragraph.
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As in comment
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
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Not a valid resolution
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33
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Graham Smith
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9.4.2.19.7
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25
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33
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"The measurement ID in measurement ID element exchanged". Think a definite article missing
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Add "the" before "measurment ID as follows: "The measurement ID in the measurement ID element exchanged..."
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Carol Ansley
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Accepted.
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Should be "Measurement ID element" (uppercase)
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34
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Graham Smith
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9.4.2.19.7
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25
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38
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"an IRM recommendation subelement shall be not present in the same Beacon request". Reads awkward aslo a note, so should not use "shall".. Should be "an IRM recommendation subelement is not present in the same
Beacon request"
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Change cited text to "an IRM recommendation subelement is not present in the same Beacon request"
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
When a Measurement ID subelement is present in a Beacon request, an IRM recommendation subelement is not present in the same Beacon request and vice versa.
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Should be "IRM Recommendation subelement" (uppercase)
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102
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Mark RISON
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9.4.2.311
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26
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22
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Move the sentence to after the sentence where it's not reserved
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As it says in the comment
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Move the sentence ending with "is reserved." to the end of section 9.4.2.311.
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(they're subclauses, not sections)
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260
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Peter Yee
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9.6.35.1
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27
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54
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Needs a hyphen
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Change "single octet" to "single-octet".
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Carol Ansley
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Rejected. This comment is not compliant with the IEEE 802.11 Style Guide.
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Well, it's the proposed change that isn't, actually
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7
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Chaoming Luo
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9.6.35.2
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28
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18
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A better wording is needed.
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Change to "and provided an IRM that conflicts with an IRM that the AP stored for another STA."
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Graham Smith
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Not a valid resolution
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19
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Tomoko Adachi
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11.10.9.1.1
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29
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20
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"PHYRXSTART. indication primitive" There is ann extra space between PHYRXSTART. and indication.
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Correct it to read "PHYRXSTART.indication primitive".
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Carol Ansley
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Accepted.
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Should be PHY-RXSTART.indication (hyphen)
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205
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Jerome Henry
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12.2.12
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30
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23
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"use" is here again unclear, use for what
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Suggest clarify "use as TA for its own transmissions" (maybe add and RA/DA for the frames it receives)
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Carol Ansley
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Accepted.
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The disposition of the "maybe add" in the proposed change is not clear
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25
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Jay Yang
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12.2.12.1
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31
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29
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"Identity frame" should be " a frame containing device ID "
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(see resolution on CID247)change the whole sentence to "When an AP with dot11DeviceIDActivated equal to true receives a frame containing device ID from a non-AP STA ,and the received device ID is recognized,
the AP shall perform one of the following actions"
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
When an AP with dot11DeviceIDActivated equal to true receives a frame containing a device ID from a non-AP STA and the received device ID is recognized, the AP shall perform one of the following actions:
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"is recognised" by whom? Suggest "… and it recognises the device ID, it shall …"
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75
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Henry Ptasinski
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12.2.12.1
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32
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53
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Since "device ID" is defined in clause 3 as "device identification", this sentence is saying "a device identification that can be sent over the air without exposing the underlying device identification", which
is either a circular reference or requires definition of "underlying device identification" as something different from "device identification".
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Define "network-assigned device identifier (NADI)" and use that instead of "device ID", and clarify what is meant by "underlying".
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
For purposes of creating a device ID that can be sent over the air without exposing the underlying device
identity, …
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Should be "For the purpose of" per CID 141
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9
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Chaoming Luo
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12.2.12.2
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33
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23
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Normative word should be used.
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Change the first two sentences to: Each time the non-AP STA associates with an AP in an ESS, it shall provide a new IRM to the AP during the RSN association to be shared with all the APs in the ESS. The non-AP
STA shall then use that IRM as its TA the next time it requests association to any AP in that same ESS.
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Carol Ansley
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Revised. The resolution does not include the second sentence as 'may' is a normative word.
Update the text as follows:
Each time the non-AP STA associates with an AP in an ESS, it shall provide a new IRM to the AP during the RSN association to be shared with all the APs in the ESS.
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I find "the to be shared" confusing. Maybe new sentence "This IRM is shared with all the APs in the ESS."? Also is "the RSN association" necessary; why not just "during association"?
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157
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Mark RISON
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12.2.12.2
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33
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53
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"then the AP shall include an IRM KDE in message 3 of the 4-way handshake or, if using FILS authentication, the AP shall include an IRM element in the Association Response frame or if using PASN authentication,
the AP shall include an IRM element in the second PASN frame. " -- too many ors and not enough commas
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As it says in the comment
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
If a non-AP STA indicates support for the IRM mechanism in an Association Request frame and the AP indicates support for the IRM mechanism in the corresponding Association Response frame, then the AP shall support the following options:
- the AP shall include an IRM KDE in message 3 of the 4-way handshake
- the AP shall include an IRM element in the Association Response frame if using FILS authentication
- the AP shall include an IRM element in the second PASN frame if using PASN authentication.
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First bullet needs an "if" too (at least original text suggested you did exactly one of the three)
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158
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Mark RISON
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12.2.12.2
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33
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59
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"he IRM Status field of the IRM KDE or IRM element is set to 0 to indicate that the AP recognizes the IRM" should be "he IRM Status field of the IRM KDE or IRM element is set to indicate Recognized". Similarly
next sentence
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As it says in the comment
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
…, the IRM Status field of the IRM KDE or IRM element is set to 0 to indicate Recognized and the IRM field is not present.
…, the IRM Status field of the IRM KDE or IRM element is
set to 1 to indicate Not Recognized and the IRM field is not present.
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No, "set to 0 to indicate Recognized" is duplication of Clause 9 -- just "set to indicate Recognized" is be
tter
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78
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Henry Ptasinski
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12.2.12.2
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34
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20
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"ought" does not appear in the IEEE SA Standards Style Manual
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Change "ought to be used" to "should only be used". Change "ought to change" to "should change"
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Carol Ansley
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Accepted.
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Is this a NOTE? If so should cannot be used so we use ought to instead
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160
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Mark RISON
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12.2.12.2
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34
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24
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"ANQP response frame" -- shouldn't that be "ANQP Response frame" or "ANQP response"?
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Ask Stephen McCANN
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Carol Ansley
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Revised.
Update the text as follows:
The Neighbor Report ANQP-element in an ANQP response provides zero or more distinct neighbor
reports about neighboring APs if the IRM carried in an ANQP neighbor report query frame is detected
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"ANQP neighbor report query frame" certainly wrong case. Check with Stephen McCANN re "ANQP response". Also shouldn't it be "Neighbor reports"?
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172
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Mark RISON
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12.7.6.1
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36
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TGme has reformulated this to put an end to the combinatorial explosion
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Align with 11me
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Carol Ansley
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Reject. This text is modeled on REVme D4.1. Commentor did not provide any update.
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See 21/0772
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173
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Mark RISON
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12.7.6.3
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37
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4
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I thinik TGme has reformulated this for clarity
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Align with 11me
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Carol Ansley
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Reject. This text is modeled on REVme D4.1. Commentor did not provide any update.
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See 21/0772
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21
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Tomoko Adachi
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C.3
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41
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53
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"This attribute, when true at a non-AP STA, indicates that the STA might send an IRM." It seems better to say as "This attribute, when true at a non-AP STA, indicates that the STA implementation is capable of transmitting
an IRM."
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As in comment.
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Carol Ansley
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Accepted.
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Why is this one "at a non-AP STA" but CID 20 not so restricted?
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