Atsushi Onoe wrote:
We should expect AP vender to update their software to handle
IETF meeting and other such congested wireless terminal environment,
if any...
I suppose it's possible that there are no other environments as
congested as the IETF...but the 802.11x vendors need to hope that there
will be. It might be possible to get them to treat the IETF as an
opportunity to stress-test their access points. For Atlanta, the host
is Nokia, which sells an access point
(<http://www.nokia.com/corporate/wlan/point_a032.html>); maybe the
organizers could talk to their engineers and get debugging models.
Better to do it with the IETF, which is capable of understanding why
debugging is hard, than with a flash crowd at Starbucks. :-)
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