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--- Begin Message ---Am 22. September 2025 02:30:00 MESZ schrieb Elliott Mitchell <[email protected]>: >There is an odd issue which comes up with DBDC cards. What are 802.11's >requirements for uniqueness/reuse of BSSIDs? > >Can a DBDC chip with 2 radios reuse its BSSIDs on each radio? > >I would suspect so, though there could be limitations. I would think it >legal if both radios were on different bands. Perhaps it would be >required for the BSSID to be paired with the same SSID on each radio. > >In a different way you can think of tuples: > ><bssid, ssid, chan, band> > >Is <bssid0, chan0> sufficiently distinct from <bssid0, chan1>? Does >this pair require the same SSID for both? > >Is <bssid0, band0> sufficiently distinct from <bssid0, band1>? Does >this pair require the same SSID for both? > >The rules for radio/802.11 are different from ethernet. Issue #995 on >GitHub needs an expert who can speak to the actual rules/limitations. > Hi, you forgot to post a link to the issue you mentioned: <https://github.com/openwrt/mt76/issues/995> People would look here which is entirely unrelated: <https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/995> Regards Felix Baumann
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