is an ESS?” (Tues PM2) “What MLME-RESET, versus MLME-JOIN and MLME-START AP/DS/Portal architecture and 802 and GLK concepts - , , , , (slides 9-11) Continue the Wednesday, March 7, AM1 Investigation of WUR architecture topics; may lead into PHYs (LC, 28 GHz “split” (Phazr)): (Wed AM1) Continue the Future sessions / SC activities Administration: The Chair reviewed the Administrative information in slides 5-10 in Agenda document, Call for Patents: The Chair reviewed the Patent policy and called for potentially essential patents there was no – response to the call. Approval of the Agenda: The Chair called for comments or amendments to the agenda there was no response to the call – The proposed agenda was approved by unanimous consent. ARC Minutes: January face-to-face minutes: Minutes approved by unanimous consent. IEEE 1588 mapping to IEEE 802.11/802.1ASrev use of FTM update - Chair asked Ganesh Venkatesan (Intel) for a status report: Ganesh Venkatesan nothing new to add - have not met with anyone this week on this. Currently ok – with the current mapping of FTM. Will update if anything changes. 802 (and 802.1) activities: 802c, 802.1CQ This looks like it is basically done regarding the 802.1Q revision and we have no known issues. Chair: Called for comments, none were coming. Regarding 802c and (follow on) 802.1CQ, reviewed status Chair: they (802c) really screwed up the 802.11aq timeline and what can be done to not have this Comment – happen again. in the future .11 can look at 802c and avoid the issue. Chair: a call was made for more than monitoring. Comment - indicated that we could allocate agenda time. Chair: Is there a section in 802.11 where we say we comply do we need to run an 802c check. Question: – we already incorporate 802 (which includes 802c) but any review may be an MDR type thing. Chair: –
“What is an ESS?” (Tues PM2) MLME-RESET, versus MLME-JOIN and MLME-START AP/DS/Portal architecture and 802 and GLK concepts - , , , , (slides 9-11) Continue the Wednesday, March 7, AM1 Investigation of WUR architecture topics; may lead into “split” PHYs (LC, 28 GHz (Phazr)): (Wed AM1) Continue the Future sessions / SC activities Administration: The Chair reviewed the Administrative information in slides 5-10 in Agenda document, Call for Patents: The Chair reviewed the Patent policy and called for potentially essential patents – there was no response to the call. Approval of the Agenda: The Chair called for comments or amendments to the agenda – there was no response to the call The proposed agenda was approved by unanimous consent. ARC Minutes: January face-to-face minutes: Minutes approved by unanimous consent. IEEE 1588 mapping to IEEE 802.11/802.1ASrev use of FTM update - Chair asked Ganesh Venkatesan (Intel) for a status report: Ganesh Venkatesan – nothing new to add - have not met with anyone this week on this. Currently ok with the current mapping of FTM. Will update if anything changes. 802 (and 802.1) activities: 802c, 802.1CQ Chair: This looks like it is basically done regarding the 802.1Q revision and we have no known issues. Called for comments, none were coming. Chair: Regarding 802c and (follow on) 802.1CQ, reviewed status Comment – they (802c) really screwed up the 802.11aq timeline and what can be done to not have this happen again. Chair: in the future .11 can look at 802c and avoid the issue. Comment - a call was made for more than monitoring. Chair: indicated that we could allocate agenda time. Question: Is there a section in 802.11 where we say we comply – do we need to run an 802c check. Chair: we already incorporate 802 (which includes 802c) – but any review may be an MDR type thing.
11-18-0544-00-0arc-arc-sc-meeting-minutes-march-2018.docx