(question) 11 WiFi channels -- which one?
Bob Jonkman
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Mon Jan 23 06:21:56 UTC 2012
Check your environment for competing WiFi signals from neighbours, &c.
You'll want to pick the channel that has the least interference. A WiFi
signal tends to splat itself across three channels, so pick a channel
that has lots of room on either side, too.
I find the InSSIDer tool from Metageek useful for determining free WiFi
space. http://www.metageek.net/products/inssider/ (caution:
Javascrippled Web pages and Mono-dependent application)
--Bob.
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On 12-01-23 12:38 AM, William Park wrote:
> My Wireless router (Linksys WRT54G) has 11 channels. Which one do I
> select? My guess is that for single router (my case), it doesn't
> matter. And, those multiple channels are for multiple wireless
> routers, where each router will be given different channel. Is that
> right?
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