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IEEE 802.11 TGr Closing Report - July 2004

Summary of activities and decisions made during the July 2004 IEEE 802.11 TGr meeting. Includes election of permanent officers, work on framework documents, test methodology discussions, and call for proposals for the upcoming November 2004 plenary.

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IEEE 802.11 TGr Closing Report - July 2004

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  1. TGr Closing Report July 2004 • Selected permanent recording secretary:Michael Montemurro • Selected permanent technical editor:Bill Marshall • Worked on framework documents • Use Cases - (04/0677) • Scope - (04/0678) • Functional Requirements - (04/0805) Clint Chaplin, TGr Chair

  2. Presentations • Test Methodology (04/0748) • Establishing PTK Liveness (04/0707) • Joint TGr/TGs/802.21 • What is an ESS - (04/614) • Nature of ESS - (04/629) • Joint TGr/TGs • “Clarification on Relationship among 802.11 DS, Portal, and AP” • Decided that one joint TGr/TGs meeting be the default Clint Chaplin, TGr Chair

  3. Output • Minutes (04/747) Clint Chaplin, TGr Chair

  4. Call for Volunteers • Two ad-hoc committees • Define “Security” for TGr RequirementsJesse Walker coordinating; volunteer to him • Define Test MethodologyNeeds a coordinator and membersVolunteer to Clint Chaplin Clint Chaplin, TGr Chair

  5. Goals for September for TGr • Finish framework documents Clint Chaplin, TGr Chair

  6. Call for Proposals • Proposals for TGr to be presented at the November 2004 plenary. • Proposal papers must be available on the IEEE 802.11 document server by October 15, 2004 • Letter of intent to present must be sent to TGr chair (Clint Chaplin), WG chair (Stuart Kerry), and Michael Montemurro by August 17, 2004 Clint Chaplin, TGr Chair

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