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I have a Ubiquiti UniFi AP-LR Access Points (5 totaled) and each will have several SSIDs (Guess, Dept1,4..etc) and will be on their own isolated SSID and all have similar configuration so that anyone can connect to any of those SSIDs to their respective SSID. &nbsp;I am curious if the SSID, a DEPT-WIFI resides on all 5 access points, is that good enough to allow a user to roam between those 5 access points if everything is configured similarly (same SSID, pre-shared key, and client dhcp IP range). &nbsp;If not, what is needed so that they can remain connected as they roam around the floor.<br />
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thanks in advance
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I have a Ubiquiti UniFi AP-LR Access Points (5 totaled) and each will have several SSIDs (Guess, Dept1,4..etc) and will be on their own isolated SSID and all have similar configuration so that anyone can connect to any of those SSIDs to their respective SSID.  I am curious if the SSID, a DEPT-WIFI resides on all 5 access points, is that good enough to allow a user to roam between those 5 access points if everything is configured similarly (same SSID, pre-shared key, and client dhcp IP range).  If not, what is needed so that they can remain connected as they roam around the floor.

thanks in advance

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