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Hi team,
On April 10, 2019, a research paper entitled Dragonblood: Analysing WPA3’s Dragonfly Handshakewas made publicly available. This paper describes how the Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) handshake, defined in IEEE-802.11-2016 and ...
On April 10, 2019, a research paper entitled Dragonblood: Analysing WPA3’s Dragonfly Handshakewas made publicly available. This paper describes how the Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) handshake, defined in IEEE-802.11-2016 and implemented...
This video describes how to configure an LDAP server on your Cisco Converged Access controller (both GUI and CLI), using Windows server Active Directory as an example.
Not sure I follow what you mean, please ask again if the answer is not what you are looking for:
RTS/CTS are control frames, they are part of the normal frames defined by 802.11 and expected in a cell.
However, 802.11 does not specify cases where you...
Hi Johnny,
The sender (the AP) constructs a frame which header has 3 MAC addresses. The first is the intended destination (the client) MAC< the second is the sender, (the AP, identified by its MAC address for that SSID, called the BSSID), and the t...
Hi Johnny,
"Is the NAV value used when access points needs to send data to clients?", > yes, inside the AP. The AP is just like the other stations in most cases, so it counts down etc just like the others, it just happens to send quite more than a ...
Hey Johnny,
Haven't been following this old thread for a while, but in short, the NAV is an internal process to a station ready to transmit (it is not exchanged over the air between stations, imaging how impractical this scheme would be in a cell at ...
Hey Shillings,
When QoS was brought to WiFi, we started with other L2 technologies class models, and chose to align to 802.1, which in those days had an 8 class model, with 802.1D-1998 (UP 0 to 7). So 802.11 aligned to this model with 8 UPs, (among...
