// windot11.h
typedef struct _DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST {
ULONG uNumOfEntries;
ULONG uTotalNumOfEntries;
DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY dot11SupportedOFDMFrequency[1];
} DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST, *PDOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST;
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The DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST structure specifies a list of channel center frequencies that the 802.11 station can operate with.
uNumOfEntriesThe number of entries in the dot11SupportedOFDMFrequency array.
uTotalNumOfEntriesThe maximum number of entries that the dot11SupportedOFDMFrequency array can contain.
dot11SupportedOFDMFrequencyAn array that specifies the list of supported channel center frequencies that the NIC can operate with. Each element in this list is formatted as a DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY structure.
typedef struct _DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST {
ULONG uNumOfEntries;
ULONG uTotalNumOfEntries;
DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY dot11SupportedOFDMFrequency[1];
} DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST, *PDOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST;
A miniport driver returns the DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST structure when queried by OID_DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST.
OID_DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY_LIST
DOT11_SUPPORTED_OFDM_FREQUENCY