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Task Group G Report

An overview of the status, resolutions, and schedule of IEEE 802.11g Task Group G based on motions and comments. Includes proposed actions for upcoming meetings.

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Task Group G Report

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  1. Task Group G Report Matthew B. Shoemake, Ph.D. Task Group G Chairperson March 14, 2003 Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  2. Comment Resolution • Adopted resolutions on all comments submitted on the first 802.11g Sponsor Ballot Comment resolutions available in document 11-03-219r15 Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  3. Status of the Draft • Base on adopted motions, draft was updated to version 7.0 • Technical and editorial changes have been made to the draft based on the Sponsor Ballot comments • Draft 7.0 has been on the server since 6:30pm on Thursday, March 13, 2003 Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  4. Schedule • The schedule has been updated to show only two Sponsor Recirculation ballots • It will be difficult if not impossible to meet the filing requirements of RevCom for a third recirculation • Therefore a more realistic target is two recirculations as a maximum to meet the June 2003 target approval date • Subsequent motions intended to authorize TGg to take necessary steps to meet this schedule Current schedule is available in document 11-03-073r4 Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  5. Motion 1 Move to authorize an IEEE 802.11g Ad-Hoc meeting April 14-16, 2003. Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  6. Motion 1 Move to forward Draft 7.0 of 802.11g to a 15-day Sponsor Recirculation ballot such that the Sponsor Recirculation closes by April 10, 2003. Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  7. Motion 2 Based on the results of the Sponsor Recirculation ballot on Draft 7.0 of 802.11g, move to enable TGg to resolve comments, update the draft and/or forward the resulting draft to Sponsor Recirculation ballot at its April 2003 ad-hoc meeting. Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  8. Motion 3 Move to enable TGg to resolve Sponsor Ballot comments, update the draft and/or forward the resulting draft to Sponsor Recirculation ballot at the May 2003 session. Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  9. Motion 4 Move to direct the 802.11 Working Group chair and the 802.11g Task Group chair to place 802.11g on the RevCom agenda for consideration at the June 2003 session prior to the deadline of May 2, 2003. Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

  10. Motion 5 • Move to request that the ANA reserve information element ID 47 as Broadcom Proprietary. • Steve Palm/Mike Paljug Matthew B. Shoemake, TGg Chairperson

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