If I recall correctly the way this will work is that it will use the first
item in the connect list first, if it works at all - isn't that right?
Say the North and East are both seen at -70 and -60 respectively. If the
connect list is North followed by East and South, then North is used because
it is higher in the connect list. I would prefer it to associate to East as
it is 10 db higher (of course!) Can this be configured to suit this?
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On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 2:54 PM, Butch Evans but...@butchevans.com wrote:
On Mon, 2009-05-11 at 14:47 -0400, Josh Luthman wrote:
At this time I have three 120 degree antennas on a tower at 250'.
I made three templates for each of the APs.
I suppose this means that each template specifies a particular ssid,
depending on the location?
To make it unified (one template per tower) could I use the connect
list? What are the differences I would have to watch out for? How do
I get it to use the connect list instead of the ssid specified?
You can use the connect list. In fact, that's a good plan, IMNSHO. You
could do something like this:
/int wir conn
add ssid=ssid_number1 connect=yes
add ssid=ssid_number2 connect=yes
add ssid=ssid_number3 connect=yes
add connect=no
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