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Unified (One)Wifi Wi-Fi is an 802.11 protocol stack designed for the configuration, statsstatistics, steering, and telemetry of Wi-Fi driver and basebandbasebands. It has been architected with insights from based on years of experience in addressing field and deployment issueschallenges. The implementation is mostly generic because of largely generic due to the use of Openopen-Source source modules (hostap) and Linux libraries (netlink, cfg80211), enabling the stack to work operate seamlessly on across multiple Wi-Fi chipsets . Because of the above, the stack can be easily portable and ensuring easy portability to new devices. The stack supports multiple various management protocols such as , including WebConfig, TR-181, WFA Data Elements, and TR-181 USP. It Additionally, it also supports wide range of Wi-Fi apps (motionapplications, such as motion detection, device typing, connection admission control, and EasyMesh etc.). OneWifi is rich in features. As depicted in Figure 7: OneWifi Features the list of features includes 802.11be, 6GHz Private & Public Service, EasyMesh, Connection Admission Control etc. ToDo features and roadmap details - will be shared by soumya munshi offers a comprehensive set of features, as illustrated in the diagram below. The feature set includes support for
OneWifi provides significant advantages for adopters, in addition to its extensive feature set . Reduction in Platform-Specific DefectsOneWifi is built primarily of OpenSourceprimarily built using open-source code that arehas been widely deployed in hugeat scale. Since suchThis code hadhas been thoroughly vetted for wide usages,various use cases, resulting in fewer new defects are less. Additionally, andany existing defectsissues are well published-documented, with fixes alreadyreadily available. Faster End-2to-End Feature DevelopmentThe OneWifi codecodebase is mostlylargely generic, andwith platform-specific differences areabstracted by a limited numberset of HAL functions. Because of genericThis allows for rapid feature development, as common business logic , development of features set can be fast. Code for new featureis shared across platforms. New features can be developed on a primaryone platform and quickly tested on other platformsothers. FasterAccelerated Triage and FieldDefectsDefect DebuggingOneWifi implements detailedincludes robust logging and real-time eventsevent visualization capabilities. Along with regularIn addition to informative log files that are periodically uploaded to Comcast Cloudthe cloud, there are a couple of different ways to triage and debugseveral methods for triaging and debugging field issues. Enablement ofModule-SpecificLoggingThe following modules of OneWifi can be debugged in detail by writing the following tokens under /tmp (“touchDebuggingDetailed debugging of specific OneWifi modules can be enabled by creating corresponding tokens in the
. must be removed from the restore normal system operation of the system. Enablement ofReal-Time Events VisualizationOneWifi automatically logs importantkey real-time events into can be postprocessed by any UML reader to give avisualize event transfers in real time like events transfer visualization. This feature is very helpful to debug client deviceparticularly useful for diagnosing client-device-specific connection issues or related problems. Faster Portability tonewNew SoCplatformsPlatformsOneWifi usesutilizes native Linux provided nativelibraries function callsto interact with lower-layer Wi-Fi drivers. These function calls are fundamentally built aroundinteractions are based on the , which are supported in most Linux distributions viathrough netlink library functions. If the SoC vendorSystem on Chip (SoC) vendor’s driver is compliant with and , it is very likely that OneWifi will automaticallyOneWifi can typically run on the new SoC without any significantwith minimal porting effort ofrequired for the Wi-Fi HAL library functionalitiesfunctionality. |