On 11/5/2015 7:22 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
Gordon Messmer wrote:
As a point of clarification: The setup that you're describing isn't
multiple WiFi routers, it's multiple WiFi Access Points.
Thanks for your response, and for all the others.
I am indeed using the two routers as Access Points,
t
Gordon Messmer wrote:
> As a point of clarification: The setup that you're describing isn't
> multiple WiFi routers, it's multiple WiFi Access Points.
Thanks for your response, and for all the others.
I am indeed using the two routers as Access Points,
turning off dhcp on them, etc.
I did actual
On 11/04/2015 09:10 AM, Bowie Bailey wrote:
If all of the routers are providing access to the same network, you
can set up the same SSID, wifi password, and security type for all the
routers and the clients should seamlessly switch between them as they
move around.
As a point of clarificatio
On 11/04/2015 06:21 AM, Richard Zimmerman wrote:
If you have the room in the spectrum, ch1, skip2, ch3, skip 4, ch5, etc
Those channels are too close. They still overlap and cause
interference. Effectively, the only useful channels for 2.4Ghz WiFi are
1, 6, and 11.
On 11/4/2015 6:07 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
Thanks for your response.
Do you have them on different channels?
If you have an android device with wifi (tablet, phone), install the
freeware app "WiFi Analyzer", and put it in the display mode where it
shows channels across the bottom and signal
On 11/4/2015 11:45 AM, Timothy Murphy wrote:
Richard Zimmerman wrote:
Do you have them on different channels?
YES, definitely If you have the room in the spectrum, ch1, skip2, ch3,
skip 4, ch5, etc... I've actually have mine set with two empty channels
between them as the 3rd building is a
Richard Zimmerman wrote:
>> Do you have them on different channels?
>
> YES, definitely If you have the room in the spectrum, ch1, skip2, ch3,
> skip 4, ch5, etc... I've actually have mine set with two empty channels
> between them as the 3rd building is a machine / fabrication shop with lots
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Subject: Re: [CentOS] Two WiFi routers
Timothy Murphy wrote:
> Thanks for your response.
> Do you hav
Richard Zimmerman wrote:
> I've got a 3 building network...
>
> Buildings 1/2 between then have 3 wireless routers all pointed to one
> CentOS server.
>
> The 3rd building across the WAN has 3 wireless routers all into one
> server...
>
> In my case They are for local LAN access so they are set
The question is quite vague but the answer is yes.
I've got a 3 building network...
Buildings 1/2 between then have 3 wireless routers all pointed to one CentOS
server.
The 3rd building across the WAN has 3 wireless routers all into one server...
In my case They are for local LAN access so the
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