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Asked by gpubit in Wireless Network Access Points, Wireless Networking, Wireless Local Area Network
We just purchased a couple Cisco 1252 AP's to replace our old Linksys AP's that kept dropping wireless connections and poor performance. All we are wanting to do is install 2 of these AP's in our office. One on the first floor at one end of the building and one on the second floor of the opposite side. Using the web interface it is easy to configure simple WEP using the Express Security section. However selecting 40bit WEP only provides connectivity up to 54mb we are wanting to utilize the full 300mb connection speed on both the 2.4GHz Antenna and 5GHz antenna. On our old AP's we just selected WPA-Personal. We don't have a radius server or any sort of authentication server. Frankly we aren't too concerned about that. We just want basic security with a password to get on and the ability to utilize the full 300mb connectivity speed of 802.11n. We also want to be able to assign the same SSID to both AP's so that our entire office is covered and people don't have to connect to different SSID's. I was told setting up multiple AP's using the same SSID is fine and that the computer will stay connected to the one with the best signal strength. please help. This should be a simple answer for anyone familiar with Cisco AP's.
20091111-EE-VQP-89 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_EXPERT_20070906
