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BeHop : SDN for Dense WiFi Networks Yiannis Yiakoumis Manu Bansal, Sachin Katti, Johan van Reijendam, Nick McKeown Stanford University 150 Deployment (user,chaotic) Configuration user Access own AP • 27M (24%) US Households in MultiUnit Structures • ~25 neighboring AP (@ Mission SF) Common wireless issues • High interference - Congested channels • Poor coverage – channel degradation Lack of co-ordination among individual home • Misconfiguration networks • Poor channel and power allocation BeHop Question : How should we design such dense networks? Hypothesis : SDN-based coordination can help Goal Provide users with fast, reliable, and personalized service BeHop Question : How should we design such dense networks? Hypothesis : SDN-based coordination can help Goal Provide users with fast, reliable, and personalized service • Allow personalized user configuration – name, password, policies • Simplify and improve network management – infrastructure visibility and control – use global perspective – physical infrastructure for high performance