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1 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 1 A Framework for RRM Simon Black, Mika Kasslin, Hasse Sinivaara (Nokia) simon.black@qosine.co.uk, mika.kasslin@nokia.com, hasse.sinivaara@nokia.com TGk January 2003

2 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 2 RRM Objectives RRM is about obtaining information and delivering it to the appropriate place Improved observation of AP and client performance and environment to facilitate Improved WLAN client performance though better network management Optimization of the overall system capacity – particularly in dense BSS environments Refinement of system installation/deployment – are new APs required? Are existing APs badly sited? Improved diagnosis of network management problems – audit trails, system alerts Managed link quality for QoS provision A flexible framework that can be adapted for new services Enhancing information provided to WLAN clients to: Improve the AP selection process both when joining and when roaming Provide assisted handover support Information for assisted, or possibly autonomous network configuration during installation and expansion

3 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 3 RRM Requirements 1 Capabilities, Measurements & Statistics It should be possible to identify an RRM capable AP, or STA It should be possible for a management entity to request that an Access Point make appropriate measurements to determine the radio environment –prior to MLME-START.request being issued –while operating STAs should have the ability to make and report measurements on the radio environment –autonomously –when requested via the AP It should be possible for a Network Management Entity to obtain configuration and statistics information –extend AP MIB for per-STA statistics and not global MAC statistics as already discussed in RRM SG/TGk –it should be possible to generate management alerts for certain conditions

4 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 4 RRM Requirements 2 Improved BSS information Information should be available to STAs to assist in making association decisions that result in –good service characteristics for the individual STA without affecting those experienced by other STAs in the ESS –efficient usage of the available resources. –likely to be particularly important if applications with Quality-of-Service (QoS) requirements are being supported –e.g. the provision of BSS load information

5 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 5 Information should be available to STAs that assists in streamlining the roaming process –Overall objective to improve the user experience at handover through the provision of additional radio resource and system information –Transmitted by the AP –Information regarding other APs in the ESS (neighbourhood or co- located BSSs) and possibly the boundary of an ESS –This is just provision of information – the decision of when to scan for and join a given BSS is unchanged as an STA decision RRM Requirements 3 Information to Streamline Roaming

6 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 6 Six RRM Scenarios AP MIB Related Configuration, Control, and Statistics AP Measurements Distribution of RRM Information to STAs STA Statistics Gathering RRM Commanded STA Actions STA Autonomous Action

7 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 7 RRM Scenario A: AP MIB Related Configuration, Control, and Statistics Configuration{data} Control {data} MIB request MIB Data Access Point Network Management Station Remote RRM Algorithms AP MIB DS Interface Remote Management APME RRM Algorithms

8 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 8 Measure request Measurement{data} Access Point Network Management Station Remote RRM Algorithms AP MIB DS Interface Remote Management APME RRM Algorithms Measurements Radio Interface RRM Scenario B: AP Measurements

9 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 9 Scenario C: Distribution of RRM Information to STAs AP MIB Access Point Radio Interface RRM Information{data] Station Info Request

10 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 10 Station MIB Network Management Station Remote RRM Algorithms Remote Management Access Point MIB Data MIB request DS InterfaceRadio Interface MIB Data MIB request RRM Scenario D: STA Statistics Gathering

11 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 11 SME RRM Algorithms Access Point Network Management Station Remote RRM Algorithms AP MIB DS Interface Remote Management APME RRM Algorithms Action request Action Response Radio Interface Action request Action Response RRM Scenario E: RRM Commanded STA Actions

12 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 12 Information Access Point Network Management Station Remote RRM Algorithms AP MIB DS Interface Remote Management APME RRM Algorithms Information Radio Interface RRM Scenario F: STA Autonomous Action SME RRM Algorithms [Action]

13 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 13 Scope of RRM In practice the protocol elements that are specified will be MAC and PHY extensions –most likely MLME and PLME services The standard should deal with protocol and not decision-making or algorithms –for example a set of measurements may be defined but not any specific rule as to when these measurements should be made, or how the results should be used Effectively the standard should provide a tool-kit for RRM

14 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 14 IEEE802.11h Layer Model MAC Timing Measurement Protocol Measurement Policy Channel Switch Decision Measurement Frames SME MLME Channel Switch Timing PLME MEASURE CHANNEL SWITCH MREQUEST& MREPORT Policy Protocol MLME Frames

15 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 15 Possible RRM Layer Management Model Protocol MAC Timing Measurement Protocol Measurement Policy Measurement Frames APME MLME MIB MEASURE MREQUEST& MREPORT Policy PLME MIB MLME Frames Beacon Process Measure MIB GET/SET Beacon Frames Higher Layer Protocols TPC

16 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 16 Example Measurement MSC Decision to request measurement from peer STA APME MLME SME APSTA MLME-MREQUEST.req MLME-MREQUEST.ind Decision to accept measurement request from peer STA MLME- MEASURE.req Measurement Process MLME- MEASURE.cfm Compile Measurement Report MLME- MREPORT.req MEASUREMENT REQUEST FRAME MEASUREMENT REPORT FRAME MLME-MREQUEST.cfm MLME- MREPORT.ind MLME- MREPORT.cfm Measurement Request Completed

17 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 17 RRM Protocol Elements Add a bit to the Capability Information fixed field to indicate RRM capability Use the Action management frame type as defined in the IEEE802.11h draft –define a new Action category value defined for RRM Extension of the AP MAC MIB –enhance for per-STA link statistics Use the measurement request and measurement report elements and protocol as defined in the IEEE802.11h draft –Define measurements to meet the requirements RSSI, retry statistics, CCA busy fraction, noise floor, observed BSSs, non-IEEE802.11 signals –Consider cross-band measurements Define a BSS load element –Review the QBSS load element in the IEEE802.11e draft as a starting point Define an ESS Information element –potential neighbour BSSs –indicate the boundary of the ESS

18 doc.: IEEE 802.11-03/080r0A Submission January 2003 Black/Kasslin/Sinivaara, NokiaSlide 18 A Framework for RRM Simon Black, Mika Kasslin, Hasse Sinivaara (Nokia) simon.black@qosine.co.uk, mika.kasslin@nokia.com, hasse.sinivaara@nokia.com TGk January 2003

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