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Basically we have a bunch of cisco access points 1131 configured for G here at the office. &nbsp;I was looking into the 1142 so I can configure N. &nbsp;However I would like to know if I configure a wireless N ssid would it be backwards. &nbsp;Meaning if my SSID on the 1131 was ssid1 and i setup ssid1 on the 1142 for wireless N would my wireless N laptop show 2 ssid1 or just connect to the closest ssid1 it finds?
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Basically we have a bunch of cisco access points 1131 configured for G here at the office.  I was looking into the 1142 so I can configure N.  However I would like to know if I configure a wireless N ssid would it be backwards.  Meaning if my SSID on the 1131 was ssid1 and i setup ssid1 on the 1142 for wireless N would my wireless N laptop show 2 ssid1 or just connect to the closest ssid1 it finds?

cisco 1142 backwards compatible to 1131 wireless n to g

Wireless networking is anything related to the transfer of data between two (or more) devices without the use of a physical connection, ranging from getting advice on a new Bluetooth headset to configuring sophisticated enterprise level networks.