Broadcasting in 802.16e
802.16e seems to be divided into mesh (point-to-point) and
point-to-multipoint (hub & spoke) architectures. One way of
accomplishing broadcasting in a hub & spoke architecture is: spoke to
hub, then hub to all spokes. This appears to be part of the standard.
Does 802.16e via mesh provide for (define) another means (mechanism)
for broadcasting? Possibly peer-to-peer broadcasting? Or is the hub &
spoke mechanism the one and only means for broadcasting in 802.16e?
---John
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Relevant Pages
- Re: rim life.. questions...
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(rec.bicycles.tech) - Re: Radial on DS!?
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(rec.sport.unicycling) - Re: Radial or cross spokes for front wheels, etc ?
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(rec.bicycles.tech) - Re: rim life.. questions...
... Hub attachment has always been a problem until someone decided to leave out more than half the spokes. ... to keep the long thick spoke from jamming the front wheel. ... It got rid of tying and soldering but that might have happened anyway with paired spoking, itself a reversion to 115 years ago. ...
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