topic Sure. However with Band in Wireless

Can config wlc to convince/prefer our ssid over others (same ssid name)

n.poongsawad — Mon, 05 Jul 2021 13:27:39 GMT

I'm publicly broadcast fews of operator ssids in public area. This public area already has those ssids braodcasting. I'm a area's landlord. I invested for 802.11ac wifi. But operator wifi infra around me running poor is 802.11g/n

I need to config and tune for optimum value which convince client connecting to my 802.11ac

Is there any idea ?

Thank you

Nipat CCIE#29422

The wireless client makes the

Leo Laohoo — Mon, 30 Jan 2017 09:03:13 GMT

The wireless client makes the ultimate or final decision which SSID and/or which AP to join.

Sure. However with Band

n.poongsawad — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 05:46:52 GMT

Sure. However with Band Select enabled system (out system). Probe response maybe delayed compare to the others system which may not be enabled.

Is there any others clue which may help. Any idea ?

Hold on ... BAND Select and

Leo Laohoo — Tue, 31 Jan 2017 05:59:29 GMT

Hold on ... BAND Select and "prefer our SSID over someone else's" are two different things.

Band select means convincing the wireless NIC to choose 802.11a radio over 802.11b radio.

If you have an SSID called "ABC" and another person nearby has their own SSID called "ABC", there is no way to "convince" a wireless NIC to automatically choose yours over someone else.