Dynamic interference response in wireless local area networks

A non-transitory computer-readable medium containing computer program code that, when executed by operation of one or more computer processors, performs an operation comprising:

• determining, by a wireless access point (AP) of a set of wireless APs, a first unsafe frequency report, the first unsafe frequency report indicating that a first client device is experiencing interference on a first set of frequencies;
• identifying, for the first client device, a set of safe frequencies based on interference indicated in the first unsafe frequency report;
• and
• performing dynamic puncturing based on the first unsafe frequency report, comprising:
• identifying an allocation of wireless resources for the first client device during a first transmission opportunity based on the set of safe frequencies and a set of unsafe frequency reports for the set of wireless APs, wherein the allocation of wireless resources punctures one or more of the first set of frequencies;
• and
• communicating with the first client device using the allocation of wireless resources.

A system, comprising:

• one or more computer processors;
• and
• a memory containing a program which when executed by the one or more computer processors performs an operation, the operation comprising:
• determining, by a wireless access point (AP) of a set of wireless APs, a first unsafe frequency report, the first unsafe frequency report indicating that a first client device is experiencing interference on a first set of frequencies;
• identifying, for the first client device, a set of safe frequencies based on interference indicated in the first unsafe frequency report;
• and
• performing dynamic puncturing based on the first unsafe frequency report, comprising:
• identifying an allocation of wireless resources for the first client device during a first transmission opportunity based on the set of safe frequencies and a set of unsafe frequency reports for the set of wireless APs, wherein the allocation of wireless resources punctures one or more of the first set of frequencies;
• and
• communicating with the first client device using the allocation of wireless resources.