Re: Opinions on WLAN roaming

hi actually, the WISPr BP by the Wi-Fi Alliance is not a standard, it's explicitly marked as non-normative of any kind and called "best practice for WISP roaming". since Wi-Fi alliance still considers 802.1X as not wide-spread enough, they did not include it in their current recommendations but

Re: Opinions on WLAN roaming

, 2004 10:21 PM Subject: Re: Opinions on WLAN roaming > Thor Spruyt wrote: > > > Hi all, > > > > Anybody going crazy with WLAN roaming implementations? I am! > > > > do you mean crossing accesspoints without having to reauthenticate? > > cisco has a fas

Re: Opinions on WLAN roaming

Thor Spruyt wrote: Hi all, Anybody going crazy with WLAN roaming implementations? I am! do you mean crossing accesspoints without having to reauthenticate? cisco has a fastreconnect which isn't very well supported. we ended up setting up access points as repeaters which doesn't give very good ran

Opinions on WLAN roaming

Hi all, Anybody going crazy with WLAN roaming implementations? I am! The Wispr standard has not been adopted at all... not surprisingly since it's too limited. Does anybody know if there's a better WLAN romaing standard under development? Regards, Thor. - List info/subscribe/unsubscribe? See