Übersetzung für "Probe request" in Deutsch

An unassociated WLAN client sends a probe request to the APs within its range.

When a client sends a probe request with an empty or incorrect SSID, the access point responds with the SSID of the radio cell (public WLAN).

In this case, the access point will no longer answer the probe request via 2.4 GHz, but only via 5 GHz.

This is the number of hard retries for probe responses, i.e. messages sent from an access point in answer to a probe request from a client.

When SIP/SDP messages are used, the messages can be for example Probe Request and Probe Response messages of the WLAN protocol.

The first UE (110; 1110) of claim 9, wherein infrastructure connection information is further included in the P2P probe request frame and the P2P probe response frame, respectively, in case that the first UE (110; 1110) is associated with an access point, AP.

The method according to claim 1, wherein infrastructure connection information is further included in the P2P probe request frame and the P2P probe response frame if the first UE is associated with an access point (AP).

The method of claim 1, wherein infrastructure connection information is further included in the P2P probe request frame and the P2P probe response frame, respectively, in case that the first UE is associated with an access point, AP.

If the access point is configured with the tightened setting for SSID broadcast suppression in this scenario, it will not respond at all to the probe request.

When a client sends a probe request with a blank or incorrect SSID, the device does not respond.

If a probe request with an appropriate SSID or a placeholder SSID is received, a response is only sent if it has at least the minimum signal strength.

If this is the case, the access point no longer sends this client a probe request response on 2.4GHz, and will send a response on 5GHz instead.

When a probe request arrives, a LANCOM access point checks whether the sending client can also operate in the preferred frequency band.

Please note that this situation is rare, since the probe requests of such clients usually go unanswered anyway, and a client can only have found this AP using a passive search of its radio beacon.

Probe requests (search packets) of such clients must be directly and specifically answered by the AP after reception, e.g., they will be repeated until the client has confirmed receipt or the maximum number of repetitions is reached.

Although there is no way that an AP can prevent clients from sending probe requests, it can ignore them or simply not respond to them if they fall below a certain signal strength.