lupunus wrote:
DrVenture wrote:
What?
When you say mode, are you refering to Security Type?
No. Radio mode.
DrVenture wrote:
It is perfectly fine to have a dual band capable AP to use the same SSID for both radios. Each radio will have its own BSSID. When a a/b/g/n client scans, it will see two entires for the same SSID with different BSSIDs. This is fine.
Pretty fine, but unfortunately it seems that Lion have a problem with that.
Lupunus
If you are talking about Radio mode, then you statement makes no sense... APs that are capable of 2.4GHz or 5GHz do not have a single "mixed mode radio" where as the radio can do both 2.4 and 5Ghz at the same time. Single radio APs that have radios capable of 2.4 or 5Ghz must be placed in one frequency or the other. And every radio must have a BSSID (just like every ethernet adapater needs a Mac Address).
For dual band APs (APs with two radios) it is perfectly normal to see two BSSIDs for a single SSID. It is up to the client to decide which BSSID to join.
Show me the proof that Lion clients have an issue with single SSID with mulitple APs or single AP with mulitple radios. (more than just a user complaining). When I say proof, I mean sniffer traces and WiFi or kernel logs with airportd debugging turned up.
You need to educate yourself a bit more about wireless before offering wireless advice..