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Cisco WAP set up on N network show A connection
I have a Cisco Aironet 1140 WAP. I have a Guest and Private SSID set up on 2 VLAN's everything appears to be working properly. I have the guest set up on Radio0-802.11N 2.4GHz. And I have the private set up on Radio1-802.11N 5GHz.
On the pc's for the broadcast properties it shows the guest network as "N" and privateas "A". Is this normal? Shouldnt the Private be N as well?
On the pc's for the broadcast properties it shows the guest network as "N" and privateas "A". Is this normal? Shouldnt the Private be N as well?
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yes it is normal. The A connection is better for closer ranges & is allot more stable
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I understand it is better. But I chose N. And it shows A. I don't necessarily have a layout with a close range
it sounds like either your NIC or your NIC driver needs to be updated to me.
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I tried it on 2 computers, one with an Intel 5100AGN and one with a Intel 5300AGN updated drivers, on windows 7 and windows xp. Something doesnt seem right 
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