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On Tue, 16 Aug 2011, Dan Ritter wrote: > On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 09:40:15AM -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote: >> I will be running 2 wireless routers in my office configured as >> switches. All security will be identical. The question is SSID. Should I >> configure the second wireless as the same SSID as the first, or not. >> For example, the SSID of the first is FuBar, and the second is either >> FuBar or FuBar1. It does not matter which wireless one of our employees >> connects to. >> >> The advantage of using the same SSID is that possibly some wireless >> settings on phones and PCs will connect automatically where if it is a >> different SSID it may require the encryption key to be entered, which is >> a pain with Smartphones. > > Some wireless points support roaming, some don't. Sometimes it > comes down to specific firmware revisions. You would need to operate at least one of the "routers" as an access point, to support roaming. Most wireless routers I have seen do allow this, but not all. Daniel Feenberg
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