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Title: Medium Access Control


1
Medium Access Control
  • Onno W. Purbo
  • Onno_at_indo.net.id

2
Main Channel Access Mechanism
  • TDMA
  • CSMA/CA
  • Polling

3
TDMA Access Mechanism
4
TDMA
  • OK for phone
  • Predictable
  • Tight / fix length
  • Not OK for data
  • Bursty traffic unpredictable

5
CSMA/CA access mechanism
6
CSMA/CA
  • Listen before talk.
  • Contention (wait a random amount of time).
  • Collision avoidance.
  • Slotted
  • 50 us FH
  • 20 us DS

7
Polling channel access mechanism
8
Polling
  • Semi TDMA, semi CSMA/CA
  • Base station keeps control
  • No fix length packet

9
MAC Techniques
10
MAC retransmission
  • Positive acknowledgement
  • Retransmission

11
MAC retransmission in CSMA/CA
12
Fragmentation
  • Smaller packet ? higher reliability.
  • Reassembly

13
RTS/CTS hidden nodes
14
RTS/CTS hidden node
15
Network Topology
16
Ad-hoc network
17
Access Point Roaming
18
Roaming, Access Point MAC Forwading
19
Scanning
  • Scanning required for many functions.
  • Finding and joining a network.
  • Finding a new AP while roaming.
  • Initializing an independent BSS (ad hoc) network.
  • 802.11 MAC uses a common mechanism for all PHY.
  • Single or multi channel.
  • Passive or active scanning.
  • Passive scanning
  • Find networks simply by listening for Beacon.

20
Scanning ..
  • Active Scanning
  • On each channel
  • Send a probe, wait for a probe responds.
  • Beacon or Probe Response contains information
    necessary to join a network.

21
Active Scanning Example
  • Steps to association
  • Station sends Probe

22
Active Scanning Example
  • Steps to association
  • Station sends Probe
  • APs send Probe Response.

23
Active Scanning Example
  • Steps to association
  • Station sends Probe
  • APs send Probe Response.
  • Station selects best AP.

24
Active Scanning Example
  • Steps to association
  • Station sends Probe
  • APs send Probe Response.
  • Station selects best AP.
  • Station sends Association Request to selected AP.

25
Active Scanning Example
  • Steps to association
  • Station sends Probe
  • APs send Probe Response.
  • Station selects best AP.
  • Station sends Association Request to selected AP.
  • AP sends Association Response.

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MAC Management Frame
  • Beacon
  • Timestamp, Beacon Interval, Capabilities, ESSID,
    Supported Rates, parameters.
  • Traffic indication map.
  • Probe
  • ESSID, Capabilities, Supported Rates.
  • Probe Responds
  • Timestamp, Beacon Interval, Capabilities, ESSID,
    Supported Rates, parameters.
  • Same for Beacon except for TIM.

27
MAC Management Frame ..
  • Association Request
  • Capability, Listen Interval, ESSID, Supported
    Rates.
  • Association Responds
  • Capability, Status Code, Station ID, Supported
    Rates.
  • Reassociation Request
  • Capability, Listen Interval, ESSID, Supported
    Rates, Current AP Address.

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MAC Management Frame ..
  • Reassociation Response
  • Capability, Status Code, Station ID, Supported
    Rates.
  • Dissociation
  • Reason Code
  • Authentication
  • Algorithm, Sequence, Status, Challenge Text.
  • Deauthentication
  • Reason
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