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Downsides: - Very nonstandard - Limited client density (could be fine in a house) - Beam-forming probably out of the question It would probably work OK thou
by zbrozek 6y ago
Downsides:
- Very nonstandard
- Limited client density (could be fine in a house)
- Beam-forming probably out of the question
It would probably work OK though. But why is it better than making 802.11r work? From my perspective as a user (not as a client node) it's completely transparent.