6 802.11s Internetworking examples. (a) Layer 2 bridging. (b) Layer 3 internetworking.

6 802.11s Internetworking examples. (a) Layer 2 bridging. (b) Layer 3 internetworking.

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This chapter presents IEEE 802.11s, an emerging standard for wireless mesh net- works (WMNs). IEEE 802.11s proposes multihop forwarding at the MAC level, which is a new approach for building WMNs. Traditional solutions for WMNs use network-level routing protocols to allow multihop forwarding among wireless mesh nodes. IEEE 802.11s species multihop...

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... All these information elements except the PERR hold the Destination Sequence Number (DSN), timeto-live (TTL), and metric field. The mechanism of HWMP is shown in the figure 2.2[20]. ...