IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be BSS Parameter Update for Multi-link Operation

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Explore the BSS parameter update notification for multi-link operations in IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be documentation. Understand the importance of BSS parameter updates for non-AP MLD in managing power consumption and transmitting essential information between links efficiently.

  • IEEE
  • BSS Parameter
  • Multi-link Operation
  • Non-AP MLD
  • Power Consumption

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  1. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be BSS parameter update for Multi-link Operation Date: 2020-04-01 Authors: Name Affiliations Address Phone email Ming Gan ming.gan@huawei.com Yunbo Li Jian Yu Dandan Liang Huawei Wei Lin Technologies, Co. LTD. Guogang Huang Xun Yang Yuchen Guo Yiqing Li Submission Slide 1 Ming Gan, Huawei

  2. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be Background We agreed that a non-AP MLD monitors and performs basic operations (such as traffic indication, BSS parameter updates, etc.) on one or more link(s) [1]. BSS parameter update notification for Multi-link Operation was first mentioned in [2] and [3] BSS parameter update notification could be done in one link for another link such that to avoid to monitor every link s parameter update info In this contribution, we provide a possible mechanism for it. Submission Slide 2 Ming Gan, Huawei

  3. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be Recap: BSS parameter Update BSS parameter update notification is not new thing for a STA For TIM broadcast STA, BSS parameter update notification is carried in TIM broadcast frame TIM Broadcast allows a non-AP STA to receive a TIM element without receiving a Beacon frame that may reduce the required wake time in a power save mode. The shorter receive time reduces the power consumption for non-AP STAs in a power save mode. For SIG STA, BSS parameter update notification is carried in Change sequence element Moreover, we have BSS parameter update notification for wake up radio It is similar to multilink device, which has more than one link One link is Wake up receiver, the other is Primary Connective Radio (PCR) Provide the BSS parameter update notification for PCR through wake up receiver Submission Slide 3 Ming Gan, Huawei

  4. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be Why we need BSS parameter updates info for multi-link In most cases, the non-AP MLD will not enable all the STAs because of the following reasons Power consumption is a big issue if enabling all the STAs all the time No big traffic requirement all the time Beacon Beacon Link 1 AP MLD Beacon Beacon Link 2 PM =1 for Link 1&2 doze awake awake doze Link 1 Non AP MLD doze Link 2 In this case, the non-AP MLD will miss the important information, such as BSS parameter updates for the link on which the STA in doze state work BSS parameter update information is needed for the STA in doze state when it transforms to be awake state Slide 4 Submission Ming Gan, Huawei

  5. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be Why we need BSS parameter updates info for multi-link For non-STR non-AP MLD, it is impossible to monitor BSS parameter updates for every link simultaneously The non-AP MLD may miss the new BSS parameters broadcast while it transmits a packet in another link Link 1 AP MLD Beacon Link 2 Packet Link 1 Non-AP MLD Link 2 BSS parameter update information is needed for the STA in a MLD which can not receive the packet because of non-STR capability Submission Slide 5 Ming Gan, Huawei

  6. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be BSS Parameters Update notification Generally speaking, the STA in a MLD knows all the necessary info for its corresponding link after association When there are changes in some BSS parameters, it is not possible to broadcast the detail info through one link for another link, otherwise it will bloat that management frame, such as beacon We propose the reporting AP just carries a simple indication to alert the STA in a MLD to sync with new info for a reported AP in the same MLD Propose to use a counter field in beacon or reuse check beacon field in the broadcast TIM frame for the reported AP Meanwhile it requires an identifier of the reported AP, such as Link ID After being informed the changed BSS parameters, the STA in a MLD can either wake up to receive the beacon of the corresponding link or retrieve updated information by using probe request in any link Frequent Probe Request may lead to congestion Submission Slide 6 Ming Gan, Huawei

  7. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be BSS Parameters Update notification Initialize check beacon filed for a link to 0 at the beginning, and increase by one when a critical update occurs to any BSS parameters of that link a) Inclusion of Channel Switch announce element b)Inclusion of Extended Channel Switch announce element b) Modification of the EDCA parameters c) Inclusion of a Quiet element e) Modification of the HT Operation element f) Inclusion of an Operating Mode Notification element g) Inclusion of a Quiet Channel element h) Modification of the VHT Operation element When the STA in a MLD receives a check beacon/Change Sequence Number field that is different from the local stored number, it shall receive the next beacon frame and update the local stored number Check beacon for link 2 is 3 Beacon Beacon Link 1 AP MLD Beacon Beacon Link 2 doze awake awake doze Link 1 awake doze Non AP MLD doze Link 2 Submission Slide 7 Ming Gan, Huawei Local #=2 Local #=3

  8. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be Summary To avoid monitor every link s parameter update, BSS parameter update notification could be done in one link for another link We propose to use a counter field in beacon or reuse check beacon field in the broadcast TIM frame to provide BSS parameter update notification for MLD Submission Slide 8 Ming Gan, Huawei

  9. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be References [1] IEEE 802.11-19/1262r8 Specification Framework for TGbe [2] IEEE 802.11-19/1988r1 Power save for multi-link [3] IEEE 802.11-20/337r0 Multi-link BSS Parameter Update Submission Slide 9 Ming Gan, Huawei

  10. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be SP 1 Do you agree that an AP in an AP MLD shall provide BSS specific parameters update indication for one or more other APs in the same AP MLD? BSS specific parameters update indication includes Link ID and Change Sequence Number for each reported AP, where Link ID is an identifier of the reported AP Submission Slide 10 Ming Gan, Huawei

  11. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be SP 1 Do you agree to amend the SP #77 by adding the following bullet? The reported AP in the AP MLD is identified by a TBD field, which is used together with Change Sequence Number field Submission Slide 11 Ming Gan, Huawei

  12. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be SP 2 Do you agree that a non-AP MLD shall maintain a record of the most recently received Change Sequence Number for each reported APs with which the non-AP MLD has multi-link setup Submission Slide 12 Ming Gan, Huawei

  13. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be SP 3 Do you agree that when a STA in a non-AP MLD receives a Change Sequence Number field that is different from the previously received Change Sequence Number field for a reported AP in an AP MLD, the corresponding STA in the non-AP MLD shall support to receive the next beacon frame sent by reported AP to retrieve the update? Submission Slide 13 Ming Gan, Huawei

  14. April 2020 doc.: IEEE 802.11-20/0503-02-00be SP 4 Do you agree that when a STA in a non-AP MLD receives a Change Sequence Number field that is different from the previously received Change Sequence Number field for a reported AP in an AP MLD, any STA in the non-AP MLD may send the Probe Request frame to retrieve the update for the reported AP? Submission Slide 14 Ming Gan, Huawei

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