Target Wake Time

Best Practices for Wi-Fi 6E (Tri-Band) including Voice, with Aruba WLAN Infrastructure
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Security Recommendations While Deploying Zebra Clients in 6GHz Network
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Target Wake Time

The Target Wake Time (TWT) feature provides the solution for dense environments by minimizing contention between STA's and optimizing the power consumption by reducing the STAs awake time.

Zebra devices use certain traffic conditions to negotiate the TWT sessions dynamically with APs and optimize the awake time of a device, thus improving the device's battery life. By default, TWT is enabled on the Zebra device. If your infrastructure is configured for TWT, the Zebra device uses TWT or will revert to the legacy power save method Null Data Packet (NDP).