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6. Wireless mesh networks and security
Wireless mesh networks are emerging as a serious candidate for extending the reach of operator networks at lower cost, for example in sparsely populated urban areas where cabling would be too costly to consider. The IEEE 802.11s amendment is currently being defined by the IEEE. The aim of this paragraph is to give a brief description of mesh network technology and the approaches to security that are emerging in the context of standardization. It should be noted that work on mesh network security is still in the research phase.
6.1 Mesh networks
A mesh network can be defined as a network generally made up, on the one hand, of gateways between the wireless network and the wired infrastructure network providing access to the...
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Conclusions
Bibliography
Websites
Club de la Sécurité de l'Information Français, IT threats and security practices in France, 2008 Edition https://clusif.fr/publications/menaces-informatiques-pratiques-de-securite-france-edition-2018-rapport/ (page consulted on December 23, 2009)
Standards and norms
- IEEE p. 802.11s/d2.06 : Part 11 : Wireless LAN MAC and physical layer specifications, amendment 10 : Mesh networking. IEEE draft - IEEE 802.11s TG - 01-09
- IEEE std. 802.11-2007 (revision of IEEE std. 802.11-1999) : Part 11 : Wireless LAN MAC and physical layer specifications. IEEE standard - IEEE 802.11 TG - 06-07
- IEEE std. 802.1x-2004 : Port based network access control. IEEE standard - IEEE 802.1X TG...
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