The time stamp 432 can include a date and/or time or other information about when the secondary AP 104b sent the data structure 424. As such, the master AP 104a can determine whether the information in data structure 424 is current.

The activity information 436 can include information about the amount of bits or bytes (e.g., the bandwidth used) being sent or received the AP 104 to and/or from one or more stations 106. This activity information 436 can indicate the amount of load on that AP 104b. In this way, the master AP 104a can determine the amount of necessary bandwidth or resources needed for that slave AP 104b.

The current RU assignment 440 can indicate what RU the AP 104b is currently assigned. In this way, the master AP 104a, if possible, can maintain that RU assignment for the slave AP 104b. The RU assignment 440 can indicate the channel and timing of the RU assignment.

The OFDMA schedule 444 can indicate what the current schedule is for that slave AP 104b. Thus, the master AP 104a can determine to what Transmit Opportunity (TXOP), reception requirements, etc. that the AP 104b is currently assigned and may maintain that scheduling if capable. Otherwise, the master AP 104a may change the different RUs and timing of the transmission and/or reception of data for the slave AP 104b.