Add to ORKGFast and efficient handoff is one of the foremost requirements of the 802.11 based wireless networks due to their limited range. Prior knowledge of the neighbouring Access points (AP) can assist a mobile station (STA) in making a fast and accurate handoff decision. Dissemination of the neighbouring AP information to all the STA attached to a given AP is a challenging task and should be accomplished without making any changes to the 802.11 standards or huge client/AP modifications or computational complexity keeping in view the backward compatibility issues. We have proposed a new method of providing neighbouring AP channel information to the STA. STA can use this information in conjunction with the syncscan[2] to achieve faster hand off. Th...
The IEEE 802.11 based wireless networks have seen rapid growth and deployment in the recent years. W...
[[abstract]]To guarantee seamless handoffs between access points (APs) is one of the most decisive f...
As the radio range of access point (AP) in a wireless local area network (WLAN) is about 35 meters, ...
In 802.11-based wireless networks the stations (STAs) are associated with the available access point...
Abstract—In 802.11-based wireless networks the stations (STAs) are associated with the available acc...
In IEEE 802.11-based wireless networks, the stations (STAs) are associated with the available access...
Abstract — Wireless access networks scale by replicating base stations geographically and then allow...
Abstract—Handoff process in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks must be accomplished with as little interr...
This paper deals with secure fast handoff among access points (APs) of different IEEE 802.11r mobili...
The Mobility in wireless cellular communication systems is its backbone so as to enhance the quality...
IEEE 802.11b networks are becoming more ubiquitous. While roaming through access points, a mobile no...
Wireless networks scale by stitching together services from multiple overlapping base stations. To p...
The availability of public access WLANs (Wireless LANs) is growing with many cities now announcing m...
Abstract Handoff procedure in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks must be accomplished with as little inte...
Mobile devices have become popular in the last few years. One of the main problems in wireless netw...
The IEEE 802.11 based wireless networks have seen rapid growth and deployment in the recent years. W...
[[abstract]]To guarantee seamless handoffs between access points (APs) is one of the most decisive f...
As the radio range of access point (AP) in a wireless local area network (WLAN) is about 35 meters, ...
In 802.11-based wireless networks the stations (STAs) are associated with the available access point...
Abstract—In 802.11-based wireless networks the stations (STAs) are associated with the available acc...
In IEEE 802.11-based wireless networks, the stations (STAs) are associated with the available access...
Abstract — Wireless access networks scale by replicating base stations geographically and then allow...
Abstract—Handoff process in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks must be accomplished with as little interr...
This paper deals with secure fast handoff among access points (APs) of different IEEE 802.11r mobili...
The Mobility in wireless cellular communication systems is its backbone so as to enhance the quality...
IEEE 802.11b networks are becoming more ubiquitous. While roaming through access points, a mobile no...
Wireless networks scale by stitching together services from multiple overlapping base stations. To p...
The availability of public access WLANs (Wireless LANs) is growing with many cities now announcing m...
Abstract Handoff procedure in IEEE 802.11 wireless networks must be accomplished with as little inte...
Mobile devices have become popular in the last few years. One of the main problems in wireless netw...
The IEEE 802.11 based wireless networks have seen rapid growth and deployment in the recent years. W...
[[abstract]]To guarantee seamless handoffs between access points (APs) is one of the most decisive f...
As the radio range of access point (AP) in a wireless local area network (WLAN) is about 35 meters, ...