IEEE802.11V

802.11v is a Network assisted Power Save which helps clients to improve the battery life which allows them to sleep longer. It also focuses on how to enhance the efficiency and management of wireless networks. This in turn, enables a better control and coordination between the network infrastructure and client devices when clients roam. The primary features are neighbor reports, service set transitions, load balance, and network-assisted power save. These features enhance client network discovery, selection, and monitoring. It also allows the access points to encourage client devices to roam instead of waiting for the device to make a roam decision.

• Enable BSS Transition Management

• Enable WNM Sleep Mode