Hello ;
who can inform me in details , what is the difference between 20/40 MHz eC & 20/40 MHz Ce ,,,
thanks is advanced
Hi,Hello ;
who can inform me in details , what is the difference between 20/40 MHz eC & 20/40 MHz Ce ,,,
thanks is advanced
Did you actually observe this kind of behaviour?FYI - A eCee AP can accept a eeCe client connection - however , you would only end up with a "eCe" wireless rate connection
FYI - A Ceee AP can accept a eC client connection - however , you would only end up with a "C" (20-MHz-wide) wireless rate connection.
I have had trouble with iPads not connecting to WAP's if I left the control channel set to Auto, so CAPSMAN would show some were eCee, eeeC etc. Once I forced Ceee the devices all started to reliably connect. For what it's worth, if you need wide channels always set Ce or Ceee. I am not sure why there are any other options in the 802.11 standard except for maybe for Ceee and eeeC on the lower and upper channel bounds.
Did you actually observe this kind of behaviour?
I'd expect that any capable client would adapt to whatever wide-channel strategy AP is using. Just as clients adapt to (basic) channel selection.