[nsp] 802.11b

[Roy]

Each bridge sends a signal five channels wide.  If you set a bridge to
channel 6, you also use 4, 5, 7, 8.  So if you want interference free
channels, you can use 1, 6, 11  (11 is the highest channel available in
the US).  With some work, I have been able to use 1, 3, 6, 9, 11.



Ali Kemal Yurtseven wrote:

>         Hi ,
>
>         Maybe this is not the right place to ask this question, but I
> thought maybe there are some aironet users in the list. How many
> channels can we use at the same time on aironets near to each other ,
> i.e assume a building is used as concentration point, where all root
> bridges are located, and the non-root bridges are at other places away
> from the root bridges. Theorically , we should be able to use 13
> channels , but I'm having some problems, which I think interference
> between bridges causing these problems.
>
> Ali Kemal Yurtseven
> Internet Systems Engineer
> Meteksan Net
> Phone: +90 312 2979035
> Fax  : +90 312 2979155
>
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