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Dissociation

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Last Post: February 6, 2006:

By WirelesswizardCWSP November 1, 2005

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Are Access points intelligent enough to sense disassociation ,when a Client Moves out of the coverage Area.

Best regards,
S.Senthilraj
By Vu Pham November 2, 2005

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A disassociation frame can be sent by either the AP or the STA. One of the reason codes for this frame is "disassociated due to inactivity".

On Cisco APs, I see them disassociate STAs after multiple times of retrying sending data to the STAs.

Vu
By (Deleted User) February 6, 2006

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hello senthil ..

regarding ur question ..it depends upon the scenario and implemtation.

dissociation can occur in case

1. inactivity
2.Ap is not able to handle all STA.
3.becoz sending station is leaving.

you can get the details from the status codes given in the CWAP book

with thanks

Vinay Saini

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