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Cisco Aironet AP1252 Access Points as Root Units on a Wired LAN
I have a question about setting up Cisco Aironet AP1252 Access Points as Root Units on a Wired LAN. According to the documentation, if more than one access point is connected to the LAN, users can roam from one area of a facility to another without losing their connection to the network. Should APs be setup with the same SSID? Should the Role in Radio Network be set to "Access Point" or "Root Bridge"?
If you want them to be able to roam, then yes, they need the same SSID (the networks need to be set up identically), and they should be set as Access Point.
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Does any broadcast or beacon information need to be changed?
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Actually there are six of them. How should the channels dispersed?
It depends on where they're depolyed and if they overlap with eachother or not.
You have 3 non-overlapping channels which can be used as close to eachother as you like. If you have more than 3 APs you need to plan carefully where you put them and what channel each AP uses.
You have 3 non-overlapping channels which can be used as close to eachother as you like. If you have more than 3 APs you need to plan carefully where you put them and what channel each AP uses.