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Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Operator Oriented Wi-Fi — Problem Analysis and Proposals Dapeng Liu Chunju Shao Fang Xie Ge Liu China Mobile.

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1 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Operator Oriented Wi-Fi — Problem Analysis and Proposals Dapeng Liu Chunju Shao Fang Xie Ge Liu China Mobile

2 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Background The Characteristic of Operator Wi-Fi Deployment Strong O&M Requirement Operation support Trouble shooting High Density Deployment Scenario Stadium In-door High Interference Scenario Residential Deployment Other deployment specific requirement Multiple SSID deployment Signaling Storm…

3 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Problem#1: Strong O&M Requirement AccessPerformance Abnormal dropping rate Network capacity Operators Need to Have More Powerful Tools for the Operation of Wi-Fi Network: 1.Operators need to know the Wi-Fi network access user experience and monitor AP failure event in a timely manner. 2.Operators need to monitor the throughput. 3.Operators need to monitor the abnormal user dropping event. 4.Operators need to monitor the network capacity. Operator Requirement

4 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Proposal for problem#1 Some of the operator operation and management requirements can be addressed by 802.11k/v Some of the operator operation and management requirements may needs extensions of IEEE 802.11 spec, for example: Operator needs to know immediately when an AP stop providing service. Operator needs to monitor the abnormal STA dropping rate This may require the STA can report those event and related information to the AP.

5 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Problem#2: High Density Deployment Scenario Stadium; 100*20m, 1366 seats AP and STA are densely located (10-15m). Severe contentions come from uplink and downlink. There is no interference from other operators and system. All the STA will use maximum power, and therefore, share the same collision domain. All STA in the Same Collision Domain

6 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Problem#3: High Interference Deployment Scenario Co-channel interference Usually high density, but with different operators’ or property- owners’ deployment. Self-interference from Cross-floor, and neighbor frequency bands (due to close deployment). Interference from other operators and property-owners’ Wi-Fi. Interference from other systems, such as BT, Microwave, and other mobile RATs (such as TD-LTE). Residential Building Capacity shared btw co-channel APs 36% download speed(mb/s) One AP is power on

7 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Proposal for problem#2 and problem#3 Collision domain control for better uplink/downlink coverage: Transmit Power Control (TPC): AP broadcast its transmit power to all the associated STAs so that STAs can adjust to the most suitable power. IEEE 802.11h has TPC mechanism for 5GHz operation but lack of such mechanism in 2.4GHz. Proposal: define TPC mechanism for 2.4GHz that allow AP to control the transmission power of STAs. Use TPC to control the collision domain

8 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Problem#4: Improve 5GHz Utilization 2.4GHz and 5GHz are usually overlapped deployed to improve capacity. Problem: 5G enabled terminals are not very popular currently and they usually select 2.4GHz based on signal strength. How to guide 5G capable terminals to use 5G channel?

9 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Proposal for Problem#4 Solution: Define load balance mechanism to improve 5G utilization. Proposal: AP configures and broadcasts different access threshold for 2.4G and 5G through Beacon & Probe response. Therefore, STAs can be guided to select 5G for access. (not just RSSI for selection)

10 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Problem#5: ping-pong handoff between SSID SSID 1: CMCC: Portal Authentication SSID 2: CMCC-AUTO: EAP-SIM Authentication Terminal China Mobile has deployed both SSID CMCC for portal-users and SSID CMCC-AUTO for EAP-users. Sometimes, terminals may ping-pong roam so that they have to log in again and again... IEEE 802.11 spec doesn’t have clear definition for STA roaming threshold. Also, AP cannot control or monitor the terminals’ roaming actions.

11 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Proposal for Problem#5 Target: Terminals should be able to select and stay in the destined networks as long as the wireless link quality is ok. Improve the user experience for attachment (they don’t need to switch a lot between different networks) Proposal: Intra-operator roaming: different thresholds should be defined for intra-SSID, inter-SSID. AP should configure and broadcast the STA roaming threshold. Inter-operator roaming: higher threshold might be defined.

12 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Problem#6: Signaling Storm Problem: There are many co-channel APs and SSIDs in the coverage area. Terminals will send broadcast Probe requests to each BSSID and that will increase signaling storm.

13 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Proposal for Problem#6 Decrease the ratio of management frames, and improve the air interface efficiency.

14 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Summary ProblemPriority Problem#1: Network Management Enhancement. 1 st Problem#2 and problem#3: High density & High interference Problem#4: Improve 5GHz utilization. Problem#5: Ping-pang handoff between SSIDs. 2 nd Problem#6: Signaling Storm.

15 Submission doc.: IEEE 11-13/0343r0 Q&A Thanks!

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