Duration/ID Dur

MAC 2 octets QoS Data frame unverified

Usually the time in microseconds that other stations should treat the medium as busy. In some control frames it carries an association identifier instead.

Reading a capture

This is what sets the network allocation vector on every station that hears the frame, whether or not they can decode the rest of it. Because it is little-endian, the octets 2C 00 mean 44 microseconds — reading them the other way round gives 11264, which is the classic byte-order mistake.

Where it sits

QoS Data MPDU > Duration/ID

Accuracy

Clause
802.11-2024 §9.2.4.2
Byte order
little-endian — least significant octet first
Verified
Not verified against the standard. Treat this as a claim, not a fact.