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"802.11s_D12.0 Mesh Networking"
802.11s标准是IEEE为了实现无线自组网(Mesh Networking)而制定的一个草案,它是Wi-Fi Nan和Wi-Fi Aware协议的基础。这个标准的目的是扩展传统Wi-Fi网络的功能,使其能够支持更灵活、自适应且具有自我修复能力的网络结构。在Android O和Android P操作系统中,802.11s是Near-Field Communication (NAN) 功能的重要组成部分。
802.11s的主要特性包括:
1. **Mesh拓扑**:传统的Wi-Fi网络通常基于基础设施模式,其中有一个或多个接入点(AP)。802.11s引入了Mesh拓扑,允许设备之间直接通信,不仅可以通过AP连接,还可以直接与其他设备形成多跳网络,增强了网络的覆盖范围和容错能力。
2. **路由协议**:802.11s定义了一种称为Mesh Path Selection Protocol (MSP) 的路由协议,用于选择数据包在网络中的最佳路径。这种协议考虑了网络的实时状况,如链路质量、带宽和节点间的连接状态,以优化网络性能。
3. **QoS支持**:802.11s对服务质量(QoS)进行了增强,以确保关键应用的数据传输。它采用Enhanced Distributed Channel Access (EDCA) 和预约机制来确保不同优先级的数据流可以得到适当的带宽分配。
4. **安全性**:802.11s包含对Wi-Fi保护访问(WPA/WPA2)的支持,确保Mesh网络的安全性。这包括加密、身份验证和访问控制,以防止未经授权的访问和数据泄露。
5. **自我修复与可靠性**:Mesh网络的每个节点都可以检测其连接状态,并自动调整路径,以应对链路故障或其他问题。这种自我修复能力提高了网络的可靠性和鲁棒性。
6. **节能**:802.11s还考虑了无线设备的能耗问题,通过智能的休眠模式和节点间通信优化,减少不必要的能量消耗,延长设备的电池寿命。
7. **网络管理**:标准包含了网络管理和配置的机制,如Mesh Peering Management (MPM) 和Mesh Configuration Protocol (MCP),使设备能够动态加入、离开Mesh网络,以及进行网络配置和维护。
8. **互操作性**:802.11s的目标是确保不同制造商的设备能够在Mesh网络中无缝协作,提高网络的广泛采用和部署。
尽管802.11s是草案版本,但其技术已经在许多实际应用中得到采纳,比如物联网(IoT)、智能家居、工业自动化以及偏远地区通信等场景。随着Wi-Fi技术的持续发展,802.11s标准将继续进化,为无线网络提供更加先进和灵活的解决方案。
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A.4.16 QoS hybrid coordination function (HCF) controlled channel access (HCCA) ....... 310
A.4.23 Mesh protocol capabilities ....................................................................................... 310
A.4.23.1 General mesh support .......................................................................... 311
A.4.23.2 HWMP path selection protocol capabilities ........................................ 316
Annex H ...................................................................................................................................................... 345
H.10 SAE test vector ........................................................................................................................ 345
Annex P ....................................................................................................................................................... 347
P.1 General..................................................................................................................................... 347
Annex S ....................................................................................................................................................... 348
S.2 Basic sequences ....................................................................................................................... 348
S.3 EDCA and HCCA sequences .................................................................................................. 348
Annex X ...................................................................................................................................................... 349
X.4 Interworking with external networks and emergency call support.......................................... 349
X.4.4 Access to emergency services in an RSN................................................................ 349
Annex Y ...................................................................................................................................................... 350
Y.1 Clarification of Mesh Data frame format ................................................................................ 350
Y.2 Operational considerations for interworking ........................................................................... 350
Y.2.1 Formation and maintenance of the IEEE 802.1D spanning tree.............................. 350
Y.3 Power save parameters selection ............................................................................................. 350
Y.3.1 General..................................................................................................................... 350
Y.3.2 Selecting the mesh power mode based on traffic load............................................. 351
Y.3.3 Scanning of mesh BSSs ........................................................................................... 351
Y.3.4 Default parameters................................................................................................... 351
Y.3.5 MSDU forwarding in an MBSS containing mesh STAs in light or deep sleep mode...
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Y.3.6 Synchronization maintenance of mesh STAs in deep sleep mode .......................... 352
Y.4 SIV key wrapping test vector................................................................................................... 352
Y.5 Airtime link metric usage example.......................................................................................... 354
Y.6 Generation of proactive PREPs in proactive PREQ mechanism of HWMP ........................... 354
Y.6.1 General..................................................................................................................... 354
Y.6.2 Additions to forwarding information....................................................................... 354
Y.6.3 Actions when sending data frames as source mesh STA......................................... 355
Y.6.4 Actions on receipt of proactive PREQ..................................................................... 355
Y.6.5 Generation of proactive PREPs ............................................................................... 355
Y.7 Generation of PREQs in proactive RANN mechanism of HWMP ......................................... 355
Y.7.1 General..................................................................................................................... 355
Y.7.2 Additions to forwarding information....................................................................... 356
Y.7.3 Actions when sending data frames as source mesh STA......................................... 356
Y.7.4 Actions on receipt of proactive RANN.................................................................... 356
Y.7.5 Actions on receipt of PREP ..................................................................................... 356
Y.8 Informative references ............................................................................................................. 357
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Figure 5-6b—Example MBSS containing mesh STAs, mesh gates, APs, and portals ................................. 10
Figure 5-6c—Example device consisting of mesh STA and AP STA to connect an MBSS and an infrastruc-
ture BSS ......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Figure 5-6d—MAC data transport over an MBSS ........................................................................................ 13
Figure 5-14a—Example using SAE authentication....................................................................................... 17
Figure 6-1—MAC data plane architecture .................................................................................................... 19
Figure 7-4e—Mesh Control field .................................................................................................................. 25
Figure 7-4f—Mesh Flags subfield................................................................................................................. 25
Figure 7-4g—Mesh Address Extension subfield........................................................................................... 26
Figure 7-17c—A-MSDU Subframe structure for Mesh Data........................................................................ 28
Figure 7-18—Management frame format...................................................................................................... 29
Figure 7-36t—Send-Confirm field ................................................................................................................ 38
Figure 7-36u—Anti-Clogging Token field.................................................................................................... 38
Figure 7-36w—Element field ........................................................................................................................ 39
Figure 7-36x—Confirm field......................................................................................................................... 39
Figure 7-36y—Finite Cyclic Group field ...................................................................................................... 39
Figure 7-36v—Scalar field ............................................................................................................................ 39
Figure 7-95o130—Mesh Configuration element format ...............................................................................47
Figure 7-95o131—Mesh Formation Info field .............................................................................................. 50
Figure 7-95o133—Mesh ID element format ................................................................................................. 51
Figure 7-95o132—Mesh Capability field...................................................................................................... 51
Figure 7-95o134—Mesh Link Metric Report element format ...................................................................... 52
Figure 7-95o135—Flags field........................................................................................................................ 52
Figure 7-95o137—Mesh Peering Management element format ................................................................... 53
Figure 7-95o136—Congestion Notification element format......................................................................... 53
Figure 7-95o138—Mesh Channel Switch Parameters element format ......................................................... 54
Figure 7-95o140—Mesh Awake Window element format ........................................................................... 55
Figure 7-95o139—Flags field........................................................................................................................ 55
Figure 7-95o141—Beacon Timing element format....................................................................................... 56
Figure 7-95o142—Report Control field ........................................................................................................ 56
Figure 7-95o143—Beacon Timing Information field ................................................................................... 56
Figure 7-95o144—MCCAOP Setup Request element format ...................................................................... 57
Figure 7-95o145—MCCAOP Reservation field ........................................................................................... 58
Figure 7-95o146—MCCAOP Setup Reply element format.......................................................................... 58
Figure 7-95o147—MCCAOP Advertisement Overview element format ..................................................... 59
Figure 7-95o149—MCCAOP Advertisement element format...................................................................... 60
Figure 7-95o148—Flags field format ............................................................................................................ 60
Figure 7-95o150—MCCAOP Advertisement Element Information field .................................................... 61
Figure 7-95o151—MCCAOP Reservation Report field ............................................................................... 62
Figure 7-95o152—MCCAOP Teardown element format ............................................................................. 62
Figure 7-95o153—GANN element format.................................................................................................... 63
Figure 7-95o154—RANN element format ............................................................................................
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Figure 7-95o155—Flags field format ............................................................................................................ 64
Figure 7-95o156—PREQ element format ..................................................................................................... 65
Figure 7-95o157—Flags field format ............................................................................................................ 65
Figure 7-95o158—Per Target Flags field format .......................................................................................... 66
Figure 7-95o159—PREP element format...................................................................................................... 67
Figure 7-95o160—Flags field format ............................................................................................................ 67
Figure 7-95o161—PERR element format ..................................................................................................... 68
Figure 7-95o162—Flags field format ............................................................................................................ 69
Figure 7-95o164—Proxy Information field................................................................................................... 70
Figure 7-95o165—Flags subfield .................................................................................................................. 70
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Figure 7-95o163—Proxy Update element format ......................................................................................... 70
Figure 7-95o166—Proxy Update Confirmation element format................................................................... 71
Figure 7-95o167—Authenticated Mesh Peering Exchange element format ................................................. 71
Figure 7-95o168—MIC element format........................................................................................................ 72
Figure 7-100—Channel Switch Announcement frame Action field format.................................................. 73
Figure 7-101h4—Extended Channel Switch Announcement frame Action field format.............................. 74
Figure 8-3a—SAE finite state machine ....................................................................................................... 102
Figure 8-22a—FT key hierarchy at an Authenticator.................................................................................. 114
Figure 9-1—MAC architecture.................................................................................................................... 117
Figure 9-20a—Example MCCAOP reservation with MCCAOP Periodicity equal to 2............................. 122
Figure 9-38—Example addressing for a Mesh Data frame ......................................................................... 136
Figure 11C-1—Logical flowchart of protocol interaction in the mesh peering management framework .. 219
Figure 11C-2—Finite state machine of the MPM protocol ......................................................................... 229
Figure 11C-3—Finite state machine of the AMPE protocol ....................................................................... 240
Figure 11C-4—Illustration of definitions .................................................................................................... 247
Figure 11C-5—An example of mesh power mode usage............................................................................ 298
Figure 11C-6—Mesh power management operation................................................................................... 302
Figure 11C-7—Mesh peer service period.................................................................................................... 304
Figure Y-1—Format of the Mesh Data frame ............................................................................................. 350
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Table 7-2—To/From DS combinations in data frames ................................................................................. 20
Table 7-4—QoS Control field ....................................................................................................................... 22
Table 7-6—Ack Policy subfield in QoS Control field of QoS data frames .................................................. 23
Table 7-6g1—Valid values for the Address Extension Mode ....................................................................... 25
Table 7-8—Beacon frame body..................................................................................................................... 31
Table 7-8—Beacon frame body..................................................................................................................... 31
Table 7-12—Reassociation Request frame body........................................................................................... 32
Table 7-14—Probe Request frame body ....................................................................................................... 32
Table 7-14—Probe Request frame body ....................................................................................................... 32
Table 7-15—Probe Response frame body ..................................................................................................... 32
Table 7-15—Probe Response frame body ..................................................................................................... 33
Table 7-16—Authentication frame body ....................................................................................................... 34
Table 7-17—Presence of fields and information elements in Authentication frames................................... 34
Table 7-19—Action frame body.................................................................................................................... 35
Table 7-22—Reason codes ............................................................................................................................ 36
Table 7-23—Status codes .............................................................................................................................. 37
Table 7-24—Category values ........................................................................................................................ 38
Table 7-26—Element IDs.............................................................................................................................. 40
Table 7-34—AKM suite selectors ................................................................................................................. 43
Table 7-43p—HT Operation element ............................................................................................................ 45
Table 7-43bj1—Active Path Selection Protocol Identifier field values ........................................................ 48
Table 7-43bj2—Active Path Selection Metric Identifier field values ........................................................... 48
Table 7-43bj4—Synchronization Method Identifier field values.................................................................. 49
Table 7-43bj3—Congestion Control Mode Identifier field values................................................................ 49
Table 7-43bj5—Authentication Protocol Identifier field values ...................................................................50
Table 7-43bj6—Mesh Peering Protocol Identifier field values.....................................................................53
Table 7-43bj7—MCCA Reply Code field values.......................................................................................... 59
Table 7-57v24—Self-protected Action field values ...................................................................................... 75
Table 7-57v25—Mesh Peering Open frame Action field format .................................................................. 75
Table 7-57v26—Mesh Peering Confirm frame Action field format ............................................................. 77
Table 7-57v28—Mesh Group Key Inform frame Action field format .......................................................... 79
Table 7-57v27—Mesh Peering Close frame Action field format.................................................................. 79
Table 7-57v29—Mesh Group Key Acknowledge frame Action field format............................................... 80
Table 7-57v30—Mesh Action field values.................................................................................................... 81
Table 7-57v32—HWMP Mesh Path Selection frame Action field format ................................................... 82
Table 7-57v31—Mesh Link Metric Report frame Action field format......................................................... 82
Table 7-57v33—Gate Announcement frame Action field format................................................................. 83
Table 7-57v34—Congestion Control Notification frame Action field format .............................................. 83
Table 7-57v35—MCCA Setup Request frame Action field format .............................................................. 84
Table 7-57v36—MCCA Setup Reply frame Action field format ................................................................. 84
Table 7-57v37—MCCA Advertisement Request frame Action field format................................................ 85
Table 7-57v38—MCCA Advertisement frame Action field format ............................................................. 85
Table 7-57v39—MCCA Teardown frame Action field format..................................................................... 86
Table 7-57v40—TBTT Adjustment Request frame Action field format ...................................................... 86
Table 7-57v41—TBTT Adjustment Response frame Action field format.................................................... 87
Table 7-57v43—Proxy Update frame Action field format............................................................................88
Table 7-57v42—Multihop Action field values.............................................................................................. 88
Table 7-57v44—Proxy Update Confirmation frame Action field format ..................................................... 89
Table 9-13—Valid address field usage for Mesh Data and Multihop Action frames ................................. 135
Table 11-8—Allowed measurement requests.............................................................................................. 207
Table 11C-1—State variables for mesh STAs............................................................................................. 220
Table 11C-2—MPM finite state machine.................................................................................................... 228
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Table 11C-3—AMPE finite state machine.................................................................................................. 239
Table 11C-4—Airtime cost constants.......................................................................................................... 245
Table 11C-5—Parameters of the airtime link metric for extensible path selection framework .................. 245
Table 11C-6—Precursor and next hop examples (forward path) ................................................................ 248
Table 11C-7—Precursor and next hop examples (reverse path) ................................................................. 248
Table 11C-8—Parameters of HWMP for extensible path selection framework ......................................... 251
Table 11C-9—Data for creation and update of forwarding information due to PREQ and PREP ............. 255
Table 11C-10—Contents of a PREQ element in Case A ............................................................................ 256
Table 11C-11—Contents of a PREQ element in Case B............................................................................. 257
Table 11C-12—Contents of a PREQ element in Case C............................................................................. 258
Table 11C-13—Contents of a PREQ element in Case D ............................................................................ 259
Table 11C-14—Contents of a PREQ element in Case E1........................................................................... 261
Table 11C-15—Contents of a PREQ element in Case E2........................................................................... 262
Table 11C-16—Contents of a PREQ element in Case E3........................................................................... 263
Table 11C-17—Contents of a PREP element in Case A............................................................................. 266
Table 11C-18—Contents of a PREP element in Case B ............................................................................. 267
Table 11C-19—Contents of a PREP element in Case C ............................................................................. 267
Table 11C-20—Contents of a PREP element in Case D............................................................................. 268
Table 11C-21—Contents of a PERR element in Case A............................................................................. 271
Table 11C-22—Contents of a PERR element in Case B............................................................................. 271
Table 11C-23—Contents of a PERR element in Case C............................................................................. 272
Table 11C-24—Contents of a PERR element in Case D............................................................................. 273
Table 11C-25—Contents of a RANN element in Case A ........................................................................... 275
Table 11C-26—Contents of a RANN element in Case B ........................................................................... 276
Table 11C-27—Contents of a GANN element in Case A ........................................................................... 278
Table 11C-28—Contents of a GANN element in Case B ........................................................................... 279
Table 11C-29—Contents of a PXU element ............................................................................................... 284
Table 11C-30—Contents of a PXUC element............................................................................................. 286
Table 11C-31—Peer-specific mesh power mode definition........................................................................ 298
Table 11C-32—Mesh peer service period triggering with RSPI and EOSP field combinations in peer trigger
frame ............................................................................................................................................................ 305
Table Y-1—Default parameters for mesh STAs that intend to operate in light or deep sleep mode for mesh
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