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What's new for QoS in IEEE 802.11?

Kosek-Szott et al., 2013

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Kosek-Szott K
Natkaniec M
Szott S
Krasilov A
Lyakhov A
Safonov A
Tinnirello I
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Two amendments to IEEE 802.11 have recently been published: 802.11 aa and 802.11 ae. Both enhance Quality of Service (QoS) provisioning in Wi-Fi networks by providing support for multicast transmission, enhanced audio video streaming, coping with inter-network …
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