Re: Two ISPs - Which one is used -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: Two ISPs - Which one is used
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Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 13:41:55 -0400
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Do they have the same or different SSID's? If they are the same (and
security is set the same on both), then it should use whichever one had
the better wireless signal. If they are different, then it should pick
the one that matches the SSID. If you are doing this to measure
connection speed a wired connection might be better because it wouldn't be
subject to environmental factors.

Dave Parnin

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