802.11f

One of the lesser-known ingredients in the alphabet soup of 802.11 wireless LAN specifications, 802.11f is a proposal that describes wireless access-point communications among multivendor systems.

This technology, to be specified as the Inter-Access Point Protocol, handles the registration of APs within a network and the exchange of information when a user is roaming among coverage areas supported by different vendors' access points. It will help with fast hand-off from AP to AP.

From External link

Do we need AP interoperability? Network World on Wireless in the Enterprise, 09/02/02.

Task Group F
A Model for Context Transfer in IEEE 802

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