Mesh network with wired backbone

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Hi All,

I want to set up a Mesh network, All access points are connected to wired LAN, while STA

are moving between neighbor cells.

It seems we need technologies such as:

  • 802.11r (Fast BSS Transition)
  • 802.11k (Neighbor Reports)
  • 802.11v (BSS Transition Management)

Does Morse Micro chip set support this standards?

Thanks.

Behnam

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Hi @Behnam ,

Yes, Morse Micro chipsets support all three — 802.11r, 802.11k, and 802.11v.

We also support EasyMesh, which uses 802.11k and 802.11v natively for roaming decisions, with 802.11r working independently alongside it. In addition, 802.11s mesh is supported as well.

Hope that helps!

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Hi @Sophronia

Thank you for swift reply, Do these standards support wired LAN backbone to manage routing between different APs? This is my topology.

STA is a mobile station UL data rate 4Mbps , DL 1Mbps and move between different AP’s zone. we have connected APs by LAN wire to save bandwidth , STA send video stream in uplink so the latency and bandwidth are main concerns.we are looking for seamless handover.

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Thanks

Behnam

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Yes, this is fine.

However, we don’t have any wizards or documentation on this. You should treat it as you would any other Wi-Fi chip; if using OpenWrt, follow the relevant OpenWrt instructions. You may want to look into the usteer daemon.

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