DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST - NtDoc

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// windot11.h

typedef struct _DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST {
  ULONG                        uNumOfEntries;
  ULONG                        uTotalNumOfEntries;
  DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL dot11SupportedDSSSChannel[1];
} DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST, *PDOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST;
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_DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST structure

Description

[!Important] WiFiCx is the new Wi-Fi driver model released in Windows 11. We recommend that you use WiFiCx to take advantage of the latest features. The WDI driver model is now in maintenance mode and will only receive high priority fixes.

The DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST structure specifies a list of frequency channels that the 802.11 station can operate with.

Members

uNumOfEntries

The number of entries in the dot11SupportedDSSSChannel array.

uTotalNumOfEntries

The maximum number of entries that the dot11SupportedDSSSChannel array can contain.

dot11SupportedDSSSChannel

An array that specifies the list of supported frequency channels that the NIC can operate with. Each element in this list is formatted as a DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL structure.

Syntax

typedef struct _DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST {
  ULONG                        uNumOfEntries;
  ULONG                        uTotalNumOfEntries;
  DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL dot11SupportedDSSSChannel[1];
} DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST, *PDOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST;

Remarks

A miniport driver returns the DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST structure when queried by OID_DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST.

See also

OID_DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL_LIST

DOT11_SUPPORTED_DSSS_CHANNEL