Each link bitmap subfield may indicate the link on which frames corresponding to the TID associated with the link bitmap subfield are sent. For instance, in case a first bit of the link bitmap subfield for TID_m is set to “1”, a first link may be used for sending frames corresponding to TID_m. Similarly, in case an eighth bit of the link bitmap subfield for TID_m is set to “1”, an eighth link may be used for sending frames corresponding to TID_m. Moreover, detailed parameters (e.g., Operating Class and Channel Number) of an N^th link may be exchanged at a multi-link operation setup phase. Furthermore, one or more bits in the link bitmap subfield for a single TID may be set to “1”.

FIG. 2 illustrates an example scenario 200 in accordance with the present disclosure. In scenario 200, for each multi-link STA, a multi-link configuration IE may include a per-STA TID-link mapping information field, which may include a respective AID subfield, a TID bitmap subfield and one or more link bitmap subfields. Each link bitmap subfield may correspond to a respective link of the respective multi-link STA and may indicate one or more enabled links of the respective TID subfield of the respective multi-link STA. Referring to FIG. 2, a link bitmap subfield for a TID_m of a multi-link STA having AID_i is shown to indicate link 1, link 2, link 3 and link 4. Similarly, a link bitmap subfield for a TID_n of a multi-link STA having AID_j is also shown to indicate link 1, link 2, link 3 and link 4.