Abstract: A first station (STA) transmits a TXOP allocation announcement frame to a second STA in order to announce an upcoming transmission opportunity (TXOP) allocation schedule. The TXOP allocation announcement frame includes intended recipients for upcoming TXOP allocation and duration information for TXOP. The duration information is used for NAV setting in receiving STAs.

Abstract: A first access point (AP) in a wireless network transfers a block acknowledgment (BA) session and related parameters of a station (STA) to a second AP when the STA roams from the first AP to the second AP, allowing the STA to roam between APs without needs to terminate and re-setup up the BA session.

Abstract: A first access point (AP) in a wireless network, with a memory and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor is configured to cause transmitting, to one or more second APs, a request frame indicating a request for participation in a time division multiple access (TDMA)-based multiple AP (MAP) coordination, wherein the one or more second APs are within a coordination distance of the first AP. The processor is further configured to cause receiving, from at least one second AP, a response frame indicating acceptance of the request for participation in the TDMA-based MAP coordination.

Abstract: An embodiment includes an access point (AP) that can perform state transitions while operating in dynamic power save, whereby the AP determines that it is able to transition between reduced and enhanced operating parameter states while not causing loss of medium synchronization at the AP and while preventing loss of frames, including by either transmitting a frame to itself to set a duration that is sufficient to perform the state transition or by requesting assistance from a station (STA) in order to perform the state transition, or by identifying an ongoing transmission not addressed to the AP during which the transition can be performed.

Abstract: A first station (STA) in a wireless network, comprising a memory and a processor coupled to the memory. The processor is configured to cause transmitting, to an access point (AP), a request frame that requests for setting up a quality of service (QoS) flow for a second STA's peer to peer (P2P) traffic. The request frame includes one or more QoS parameters associated with the QoS flow and a field indicating a type of request frame. The processor is further configured to cause receiving, from the AP, a response frame in response to the request frame.

Abstract: A first station (STA) and a second STA have traffic between them. The first STA requests the AP to establish a quality of service (QoS) flow for the second STA. The request indicates QoS parameters corresponding to the QoS flow that is requested to establish on behalf of the second STA. AP performs a QoS setup for the second STA in response to the request.

Abstract: A station (STA) in a wireless network affiliates with a seamless roaming domain in order to seamlessly roam without (re) association between one or more APs affiliated with the seamless roaming domain, whereby the seamless roaming domain architecture provides for multiple AP MLDs that interact with each other for the purpose of mobility management and includes a logical/control entity which can interact with one or more AP MLDs to enable the non-AP MLD to roam from one AP MLD to another.

Abstract: A first station (STA) in a wireless network obtains authorization, from a peer to peer (P2P) group, to transmit a request frame to an access point (AP) on behalf of the P2P group. The first AP is a member of the P2P group. The first STA transmits, to an AP, a request frame that requests a resource from the AP on behalf of the P2P group. The first STA is associated with the AP.

Abstract: An electronic apparatus comprises a memory and a processor operably coupled to the memory and supporting a first non-AP station. The electronic apparatus generates timing information indicating when a packet is expired and transmits the packet to a first access point (AP) which the first non-AP station is associated with. The electronic apparatus transmits the timing information to the first AP. The timing information enables the first AP to transmit the packet based on the timing information to a second non-AP station associated with the first AP or enables the first AP to transmit the packet based on the timing information to a second AP so that the second AP transmits the packet to a third non-AP station associated with the second AP.

Abstract: Embodiments in accordance with this disclosure provide for a station to associate with a seamless roaming domain by transmitting a message that indicates an intent to associate with the seamless roaming domain, whereby an AP affiliated with the seamless roaming domain may transmit a confirmation of the association upon which the station may seamlessly roam between APs affiliated with the seamless roaming domain.

Abstract: A first access point (AP) participates in a multi-AP coordination for a first target wake time (TWT) schedule established by a second AP. The first AP advertises, to one or more stations (STAs) within a basic service set (BSS) of the first AP, a TWT schedule that is identical to the first TWT schedule established by the second AP. When a second TWT schedule is established by the second AP, the first AP advertises, to the one or more STAs within the BSS of the first AP, a TWT schedule that is identical to the second TWT schedule established by the second AP. Alternatively, when one or more second TWT schedules are established by the second AP, the first AP determines whether to advertise the one or more second TWT schedules on a per-TWT schedule basis.

Abstract: An access point (AP) in a wireless network that operates in different operating modes to save power, including a dynamic power saving (DPS) mode where the AP operates with a reduced operating parameter set or with an enhanced operating parameter set, the operating parameters include a bandwidth, number of spatial streams (NSS), and modulation coding scheme (MCS).

Abstract: Example aspects include a method, apparatus and computer-readable medium of wireless communication at a base station of a mobile network, comprising transmitting system information corresponding to an aerial cell of the mobile network or a cell having at least one aerial sector being formed by one or more uptilt beams of the base station. The aspects further include performing, according to the system information, a random access channel (RACH) procedure with an aerial user equipment (UE). Additionally, the aspects include establishing, via the aerial cell or the at least one aerial sector, a communications link with the aerial UE.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses for uplink (UL) coverage enhancements with joint phase-time arrays (JPTAs). A method for operating a base station (BS) includes identifying criteria associated with a set of user equipments (UEs) in a cell of the BS and determining, based on the criteria, a first subset of the set of UEs to use a JPTA beamforming. The method further includes using the JPTA beamforming for signaling with the first subset of UEs and using an analog beamforming for signaling with a second subset of UEs in the set of UEs.

Abstract: A first station (STA) in a wireless network obtains authorization, from a peer to peer (P2P) group, to transmit a request frame to an access point (AP) on behalf of the P2P group. The first AP is a member of the P2P group. The first STA transmits, to an AP, a request frame that requests a resource from the AP on behalf of the P2P group. The first STA is associated with the AP.

Abstract: An embodiments includes generating, by an access point (AP), a trigger frame that solicits a response from one or more stations (STAs) and includes information for a dynamic sub-band switch operation, where the trigger frame includes a common info field and one or more user info fields, the common info field providing information that is common to the one or more STAs, each user info field providing information that is specific to a particular STA in the one or more STAs, transmitting, to the one or more STAs, the trigger frame to request the dynamic sub-band switch operation, and determining whether the dynamic sub-band switch operation is successfully performed at the one or more STAs based on whether or not a response is received from the one or more STAs in response to the trigger frame.

Abstract: A system configured to: determine an optimal migration cache size; interface with a source database; index each respective entry from among the plurality of database record entries based on their respective database record entry dates; respectively prioritize each entry from among the plurality of database record entries for migration based on their plurality of respective database record entry dates and sizes; queue a queue of unmigrated database record entries for migration based on each respective prioritization; and initiate a migration of each respective entry from among the queue of unmigrated database record entries.

Abstract: An access point (AP) in a wireless network determines a parent beacon and transmits two beacon frames. The first beacon frame comprises a first portion of information of the parent beacon. The second beacon frame comprises a second portion of information of the parent beacon. The AP may transmit more than two beacon frames where each beacon frame comprises a portion of information of the parent beacon.

Abstract: Methods and apparatuses for facilitating multi-AP association on NSTR links. A method for wireless communication performed by a non-access point (AP) multi-band device (MBD), wherein the non-AP MBD comprises wireless stations (STAs), the method comprising: identifying, while a first STA of the STAs is associated with a first AP, that a second STA of the STAs is either associated or to be associated with a second AP; detecting a non-simultaneous transmit and receive (NSTR) condition; when the second STA is to be associated with the second AP, determining whether an association procedure to associate the second STA with the second AP is to be initiated based on a first MBD transmission procedure; and when the second STA is associated with the second AP, generating an indication to initiate a second MBD transmission procedure.

Abstract: A station (STA) in a wireless network transmits, to an access point (AP), a stream classification service (SCS) request for itself and on behalf of another peer STA. The STA receives, from the AP, a first SCS response for the SCS request for STA and a second SCS response for the SCS request for peer STA. STA or peer STA may receive a trigger frame granting a transmission opportunity (TXOP) via the P2P direct link established between the STA and the peer STA, if the AP accepts the SCS request associated with that STA.