humphrey tan
06-06-2002, 07:06 AM
As I know there are only maxmum 3 channels which have no interference. In some large hotsport, such as airport, all the three channels must be used because there must be tens of APs in such a hotspot.
My first question is: does it mean there can have only one WISP in one large hotspot?
My second question is: I have had a test with 2 APs. Each configured with the same channel but with different SSID. It seems the two APs work well. Each AP can communicate with the NIC with the same SSID. I wonder how it works. How can I prove there are or aren't interference between the two APs.
My first question is: does it mean there can have only one WISP in one large hotspot?
My second question is: I have had a test with 2 APs. Each configured with the same channel but with different SSID. It seems the two APs work well. Each AP can communicate with the NIC with the same SSID. I wonder how it works. How can I prove there are or aren't interference between the two APs.