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I think you will get varying answers.<br />
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What I would do is 1,6,11 with same SSID(assuming you want them the same).
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I think you will get varying answers.

What I would do is 1,6,11 with same SSID(assuming you want them the same).

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Agree, but whats the correct way to do it?<br />
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I was thinking of using 11, 1 &amp;&nbsp;11..<br />
The WAP's with channel 11 are far apart enough.<br />
What do you think?<br />
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Agree, but whats the correct way to do it?


I was thinking of using 11, 1 & 11..
The WAP's with channel 11 are far apart enough.
What do you think?



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Hmm, what is correct (?) &nbsp;I would say that is dependent on what works for you infrastructure and the surrounding interference. The right way is the way you find to be stable given your situation ;)<br />
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If the WAPs are far apart and will not interfere, using the same channel is fine. &nbsp;Separating the channels minimizes interference (overlap).<br />
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Hmm, what is correct (?)  I would say that is dependent on what works for you infrastructure and the surrounding interference. The right way is the way you find to be stable given your situation ;)

If the WAPs are far apart and will not interfere, using the same channel is fine.  Separating the channels minimizes interference (overlap).







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&nbsp;So there is no hard set rule when it comes to setting channels for a WAP?
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 So there is no hard set rule when it comes to setting channels for a WAP?

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&nbsp;What would be the best setting for and office that has 3 WAP?<br />
Some people say that you should put all the WAP's on the same channel and others say that you should make sure that the channels are 5 MHZ apart, so using channels 1,6 &amp;&nbsp;11 would work.<br />
What is the correct way? <br />
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Thanks
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 What would be the best setting for and office that has 3 WAP?
Some people say that you should put all the WAP's on the same channel and others say that you should make sure that the channels are 5 MHZ apart, so using channels 1,6 & 11 would work.
What is the correct way? 

Thanks

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