… defined in IEEE 802.11 allows to deal with situations where … Infrastructure RBSSs are based
on redundant access points (… ie, sm is within the RBSS coverage area and all its sub-STAs …

… user cases show that: (1) when the area is small (50 Ā 50 m2), … To handle this issue, we
adopt the following fault tolerance … In stage two, our goal is to remove the redundant APs in A1. …

… We find that the part of the IEEE 802.11ad protocol regarding its … WiFi for example, is to rely
on the beacons the access point … to adjust retransmission timeout and triggers unnecessary …

… and we review the IEEE 802.11af for WLANs operating in TV … by reducing unnecessary
overheads, IEEE 802.11ac allows … only those MPDUs that have failed instead of the whole A-…

… to this exciting research area for future wireless systems. … ad is coordinated by the DMG
access point (AP) or the … mmWave frequency band, it is unnecessary to perform a complete SLS …

… Multi-band operation enables the access points (APs) and non-… In order to improve area
throughput, IEEE 802.11ax … its doble IEEE 802.11 channels and adopting Parallel Redundancy …

… services to a large number of users within a given area with … In stage two, we try to iteratively
remove redundant APs in A1 … , we deployed an IEEE 802.11ax-based dense WiFi network …

… algorithm is used in order to remove the redundant APs. … (APs) while meeting the requirements
of specified failure tolerance … n/ac wireless local-area network (WLAN) with dual network …

… networking on wireless local area networks (WLANs). The … strategy allows to reduce
unnecessary communication. However… (MP) instead of mesh STA; mesh access point (MAP) …

… of access points (AP) was used on one side of the redundant link… approach (iPRP) [16] has
been recently applied to wide area … Seamless redundancy for IEEE 802.11 networks, which in …