01-05-2016 08:11 AM - edited 07-05-2021 04:27 AM
Kindly please some one can explain in smiple word with good exmaple what is the purpose of 802.11u protocols. i check few IEEE doc but my head is now all over the place and i dont not understand what this technology do and how we can get benefit of it.
i shall be very greatful thanks in advance.
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01-05-2016 09:09 PM
Think of 802.11u this way. You can connect to a wifi hotspot from multiple providers without having the need to log in each time. Assume you have att and you connect to a Verizon hotspot at a stadium. You wouldn't need to use your logon. Verizon would talk to att and validate you as a user. It's also called hotspot 2.0 and wifi pass point.
Read this ...
http://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-passpoint
01-05-2016 08:24 AM
Hi,
802.11u, which specifies how Wi-Fi access networks interface with carrier mobile WANs. The amendment was approved for publication in February, so it's possible that infrastructure and device-makers alike will begin incorporating it into their products going forward.
and yes cisco is using it.
Regards
01-05-2016 09:09 PM
Think of 802.11u this way. You can connect to a wifi hotspot from multiple providers without having the need to log in each time. Assume you have att and you connect to a Verizon hotspot at a stadium. You wouldn't need to use your logon. Verizon would talk to att and validate you as a user. It's also called hotspot 2.0 and wifi pass point.
Read this ...
http://www.wi-fi.org/discover-wi-fi/wi-fi-certified-passpoint
06-27-2018 10:35 PM
Hello George
I wanted to thank you, I find your inputs very informative and helpful.
One of our cellular operators is thinking about deploying HOT SPOT 2.0. in the network.
It would be very helpful to review a WireShark PCAP file with Beacon signal from the AP, Network Discovery and selection(ANQP) and EPA_SIM authentication.
Can you please share one reference?
Many Thanks
Omer
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