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Hi,<br />
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i read some topic on wireless which someone mention that<br />
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&quot;Setting the AP units to the same channel, SSID &amp;&nbsp;WEP parameters then you can roam between floors and the clients will associate with the strongest signal. &nbsp;This gives the user a tranparent network through the whole building&quot;<br />
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With his configuration parameter, won’t it interfere each other radio frequency of the installed APs? Shouldn’t it be set as channel 1,4,5,7,11 respectively? <br />
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Hi,

i read some topic on wireless which someone mention that

"Setting the AP units to the same channel, SSID & WEP parameters then you can roam between floors and the clients will associate with the strongest signal.  This gives the user a tranparent network through the whole building"

With his configuration parameter, won’t it interfere each other radio frequency of the installed APs? Shouldn’t it be set as channel 1,4,5,7,11 respectively? 



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