IEEE 802.11ah protocol aims at providing network connectivity to a large number of end points while maintaining a satisfactory network performance. The RAW scheme of MAC access technique enables STAs to contend in different RAW slots and thereby reducing the chance of collision. In this paper we evaluate the performance metrics of the RAW scheme and observe that RAW scheme may be suitable for very small traffic condition. At higher traffic load, some of the nodes need to wait longer to transmit packets and network becomes unstable very quickly as the traffic for each node is increased beyond two packets per second in our test condition. The highest normalized network throughput achieved in this network is around 40%. Some important performance metrics like idle probability, backoff time and transmission probability are evaluated and studied in detail in this paper.