Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

James Jay Friedmann

Farhan Hasnain

Deven Mohan Patel

Kannan Konath

One embodiment can provide a method and a system for performing multiple radio frequency allocation. During operation, the system including a controller can receive, a Wi-Fi channel allocation and a filter bank configuration associated with a Wi-Fi radio transceiver. The system can determine one or more Internet of things (IoT) radio transceivers operating with the Wi-Fi radio transceiver. For a respective IoT radio transceiver, the system can perform the following operations: determining a set of scores based on a set of constraints associated with an application type for the IoT radio transceiver; and computing a weighted average score based on the set of scores; and determining a channel allocation for the IoT radio transceiver based on the weighted average score and the Wi-Fi channel allocation.

System and method for performing multiple radio frequency allocation

An example method comprising: activating a first radio of a wireless access point to communicate with a first set of client devices by transceiving signals on channels within a first frequency band; activating a second radio of the wireless access point to communicate with a second set of client devices by transceiving signals on channels within a second frequency band; receiving a command from a network controller to change frequency bands of the wireless access point; toggling the first radio from a first antenna circuit to a second antenna circuit to connect the first radio to an antenna such that the first radio is capable of transceiving signals on channels within a first sub-band of the first frequency band; and configuring the second radio to transceive signals on channels within a second sub-band of the first frequency band.

Dual mode wireless access point

An example may include access point, comprising: a processing resource; a first radio transceiver; a first radio frequency (RF) sub-band filter on the first radio transceiver; a second radio transceiver; a second RF sub-band filter, complementary to the first RF sub-band filter, on the second radio transceiver; and instructions executable by the processing resource to enable and disable the first RF sub-band filter and the second RF sub-band filter based on a network metric.

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Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

James Jay Friedmann