/Method And Apparatus For Defining Entire Profile Sub-field In Ml Element For Ml Reconfiguration In Wireless Lan System
Abstract

Proposed are a method and apparatus for transmitting an ML element for ML reconfiguration in a wireless LAN system. In particular, a reception MLD generates a first ML element for ML reconfiguration. The reception MLD transmits the first ML element to a transmission MLD through a first link. The first ML element includes a profile sub-element of a second reception STA. The profile sub-element of the second reception STA includes a first STA control field. The first STA control field includes an entire profile sub-field. When a value of the entire profile sub-field is 1, the profile sub-element of the second reception STA includes entire information for the ML reconfiguration. When the value of entire profile sub-field is 0, the profile sub-element of the second reception STA does not include any information for the ML reconfiguration.

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Proposed are a method and apparatus for transmitting an ML element for ML reconfiguration in a wireless LAN system. In particular, a reception MLD generates a first ML element for ML reconfiguration. The reception MLD transmits the first ML element to a transmission MLD through a first link. The first ML element includes a profile sub-element of a second reception STA. The profile sub-element of the second reception STA includes a first STA control field. The first STA control field includes an entire profile sub-field. When a value of the entire profile sub-field is 1, the profile sub-element of the second reception STA includes entire information for the ML reconfiguration. When the value of entire profile sub-field is 0, the profile sub-element of the second reception STA does not include any information for the ML reconfiguration.
Timeline
Filed
05/19/2026
Published
09/17/2026
Granted
Not Available
IPC Codes(3)
H04L 69/14:Multichannel or multilink protocols
H04W 76/15:Setup of multiple wireless link connections
H04W 84/02:Hierarchically pre-organised networks, e.g. paging networks, cellular networks, WLAN [Wireless Local Area Network] or WLL [Wireless Local Loop]