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首先不存在所谓的mesh协议 这个词现在只是个营销术语 跟具体的802.11协议没关系
The term "mesh" is now used for many different things which have not much to do with each other, but can be used together. The term "mesh" was originally used as in "mesh routing", meaning protocols used for mobile Ad-Hoc (wireless) networks. Today, the most popular protocols for that are batman-advanced and HWMP which is part of 802.11s if it comes to layer-2 mesh (on layer-3 there are many more, babel, OLSR, bmx6/7, ...).
The problem is that the WiFi Alliance has since started to advertise various other things as mesh which have nothing to do with that original definition. "EasyMesh" is basically just AP-STA links in WDS/4-addr mode provisioned using WPS Push-Button -- no routing protocol anywhere to be found in that setup.
Most people hence started to actually mean "something like a repeater" when they say mesh.
To make roaming smoother, there are also additional other enhancements to WiFi like 802.11r (aka. Fast Transision), also that is often put into the mix when people talk about mesh...
And well, wired Ethernet (with ARP and ND, and with STP enabled) is also kind of a layer-2 mesh :smile: In the original sense though, not in the sense of WiFi Alliance EasyMesh...
So when people ask "how to build mesh", first I need to understand what they actually want. An ad-Hoc routing protocol? Wireless network extensions, itself over wireless (as in "a repeater")? Fast roaming? Common provisioning/configuration of multiple devices? All of that together?
如果你要的是多个ssid互相切换没感觉 那只要设备ssid开了802.11K/V的支持 近几年的手机肯定是能正常切换的 |
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