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IEEE P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009

Part 11: Wireless LAN Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) specifications Amendment 6: Direct Link Setup

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P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009 is a wireless LAN specification draft that addresses Direct Link Setup within the IEEE 802.11 MAC and PHY framework. It focuses on how devices may establish direct communication paths in WLAN environments, which can influence link efficiency and network behavior. For communication, networking, and broadcast technologies, this technical document is relevant to teams evaluating interoperability, implementation choices, and conformance for 802.11-based systems.

About P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009

This draft amendment to Part 11 of the wireless LAN standard set is centered on Direct Link Setup, a mechanism intended to support direct station-to-station communication under defined MAC procedures. P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009 is part of the IEEE 802.11 family and is best read in the context of WLAN protocol design, where control signaling, association behavior, and data path handling all matter. It helps describe how direct links are introduced without departing from the core 802.11 architecture.

Where is P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009 used?

P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009 is typically relevant in WLAN products and engineering work that depend on direct link behavior between wireless stations. That can include access points, client adapters, and test platforms used to validate MAC-layer operation in enterprise or embedded networking equipment. It is also useful in development and procurement workflows where 802.11 feature support must be checked against a specific amendment draft rather than a general wireless LAN claim.

Importance in practice

In practice, this standard draft matters because it supports consistent implementation and testing of Direct Link Setup within 802.11 systems. Clear technical requirements can reduce interoperability issues, improve design control, and give engineers a more reliable basis for verification. For buyers and compliance teams, P802.11z/D5.0, Jun 2009 helps define what should be checked when assessing WLAN feature support, especially where direct peer-to-peer behavior affects performance or network topology.

  • IEEE 802.11 MAC and PHY amendment
  • Direct Link Setup procedures
  • Wireless LAN interoperability reference
  • Draft status: inactive
  • English-language technical document
SKU: 2bb860dd9c3f

  • Publication Date: 2009

  • Standard Status: Inactive

  • Publisher: IEEE

  • Subject: Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies

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