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A blog with tips, tricks and tutorials to help you prepare your CCIE Wireless lab exam.
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CCIE Wireless skip to main | skip to sidebar CCIE Wireless A blog with tips, tricks and tutorials to help you prepare your CCIE Wireless lab exam. Tuesday, January 5, 2016 Does your phone/tablet support 802.11k/v/r/u/w? Can you help complete the list? I am trying to contribute to this page . I have quite a few devices in my lab, but need help. Do you have a Cisco WLC/AP, and a BYOD that is not in the list? Can you set the WLAN to 802.11r (FT) and try to associate? If it works, can you send to me the association request/response? Can you do the same for 802.11k/v? The rest (802.11u / 802.11w) can easily be checked from the WiFi Alliance website (check here ). 802.11w is Protected Management Frame, and 11u is Passpoint... Thanks! Posted by Jerome Henry at 11:24 AM 33 comments: 802.11w. AKA PMF 802.11w purpose 802.11 includes 3 types of frames: data, control (RTS/CTS/ACK) and management. Typically, only the data frames are encrypted. The original reas...
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