Abstract: Examples of performing selective Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) are described. For an FTM scan cycle, a first AP (i.e., an initiator) may determine scanning parameter values of a plurality of second APs (i.e., potential responders) based on previously performed FTM scans. The first AP may determine weights of the plurality of second APs based on the scanning parameter values and select a set of target APs based on the weights. The first AP may then scan the set of target APs for the FTM scan so that the rest of the plurality of second APs are relieved from participating in the FTM scan thereby reducing the performance impact on the rest of the plurality of second APs. After the FTM scan cycle is completed, the first AP may update the weights and select another set of target APs based on the updated weights to perform another FTM scan cycle.

Abstract: In implementations of the present disclosure, a solution for requesting an AFC response is provided. An access point (AP) collects a first number of location samples of the AP from a positioning system and determines a location range of the AP based on the first number of the location samples and sends the location range to a server for frequency coordination. If a location of the AP is unchanged, the AP may receive at least one available channel and power from the server. If the location of the AP is changed, the AP may collect a second number of location samples of the AP from the positioning system, and update the location range of the AP based on the second number of location samples. In this way, the time for obtaining the authorized channel and power by Federal Communications Commission (FCC) can be reduced.

Abstract: Examples of performing selective Fine Timing Measurement (FTM) are described. For an FTM scan cycle, a first AP (i.e., an initiator) may determine scanning parameter values of a plurality of second APs (i.e., potential responders) based on previously performed FTM scans. The first AP may determine weights of the plurality of second APs based on the scanning parameter values and select a set of target APs based on the weights. The first AP may then scan the set of target APs for the FTM scan so that the rest of the plurality of second APs are relieved from participating in the FTM scan thereby reducing the performance impact on the rest of the plurality of second APs. After the FTM scan cycle is completed, the first AP may update the weights and select another set of target APs based on the updated weights to perform another FTM scan cycle.