Changes between Version 21 and Version 22 of GEC15Agenda/WiMAXUpdate


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Timestamp:
10/19/12 16:37:11 (11 years ago)
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hmussman@bbn.com
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    768768Suman Banerjee (Univ Wisc)
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     770 * Overview of current functions and software  [[BR]]
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    772772=== 4.4)  Mobility/handover services  ===
     
    784784All  [[BR]]
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     786 * What is the best roadmap to useful mobility/handover/multi-homing services based on planned and available platforms and software?  [[BR]]
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    787789=== 4.6)  Add "yellow nodes" to WiMAX Sites ===
     
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    791793 * These are "yellow nodes", introduced in ORBIT testbed [[BR]]
    792   * Can be used as:  fixed nodes;  WiFi access points;  fixed "mobile stations"  [[BR]]
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     795 * Can be used as:   [[BR]]
     796  * General fixed servers  [[BR]]
     797  * Support Multiple Base-Station Mgmt Srvc   [[BR]]
     798  * Support Data-Path GW Srvc  [[BR]]
     799  * Support OMF/OML and Login services  [[BR]]
     800  * Provide WiFi access points  [[BR]]
     801  * Act as fixed "mobile stations"  [[BR]]
     802  * Act as vehicular mobile station (option:  12v power supply)  [[BR]]
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    793804  * Currently used by:  Rutgers WINLAB;  NYU Poly;  BBN  [[BR]]
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    795806 * How can these be provided to sites?  [[BR]]
     807  * One design to serve all needs  [[BR]]
    796808  * Approximate cost:  $800 - $1500  [[BR]]
    797   * Rutgers WINLAB has parts list, has been assembling  [[BR]]
    798   * Need to poll sites for interest;  then work up a plan.  [[BR]]
     809  * Need to refine design to balance functionality and cost   [[BR]]
     810  * Rutgers WINLAB has parts list, will order parts and assemble  [[BR]]
     811  * Rutgers WINLAB plans to deliver to sites by 1/15/13  [[BR]]
     812  * Start now:  what nodes are needed at which sites  [[BR]]
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    805819 * Summary of discussions with Sprint about unlocked HTC Evo handset  [[BR]]
    806   * Must be unlocked by Sprint, so can register with GENI network  [BR]]
     820  * 3-way NDA to be signed, so that we can resume discussions with Sprint  [[BR]]
    807821  * Perhaps:  500 handsets, purchased by Rutgers WINLAB, approx $500 per handset, and distributed to sites  [[BR]]
    808   * Harry reports:  waiting for 3-way NDA to be signed, so that we can resume discussions with Sprint  [[BR]]
     822* Must be unlocked by Sprint, so can register with GENI network  [BR]]
    809823  * Need to poll sites for interest  [[BR]]
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    812  *  Also possible:  Sprint MVNO arrangement for pay-as-you-go data service  [[BR]]
    813   * Harry reports:  waiting for 3-way NDA to be signed, so that we can resume discussions with Sprint  [[BR]]
    814   * Need to poll sites for interest   [[BR]]
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    816  * Comments from Matt Sanders (Georgia Tech), who attended the WiMAX meeting  [[BR]]
    817   * Along with other jobs, he reports to the CTO, and is campus wireless services manager.    [[BR]]
    818   * He has extensive experience negotiating with carriers (and I believe Sprint).  [[BR]]
    819   * We talked for some time, and he agreed to advise us as we continue our discussions with Sprint.  [[BR]] 
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    821  * His comments:  [[BR]]
    822   * 1)  Sprint has multiple approaches to dealing with “enterprise customers”.  One approach we might consider, for 3G/4G service: “Access Point Node”  (APN), where designated mobile stations (typically associated with an enterprise) are assigned certain IP addresses, so that their traffic can be routed directly to the enterprise. (This is likely to be in a different business unit that the MVNO approach)  [[BR]]
    823   * 2)  Matt has a contact at HTC.  He feels that they might well be willing to make a batch of Evos for us.  We would have to talk with them to understand the minimum quantity.
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