I've been searching all over the web but can't seem to find an answer anywhere, so here it goes.
I'd like to build a wireless roaming network or mesh (so one where devices automatically switch between AP's).
In my home I have UTP cables in the walls everywhere, so I'd prefer to go for AP's with a UTP connection. But wireless roaming seems to work only with powerlines, or mesh AP's without a UTP connection.
It just doesn't make sense to me that one can do wireless roaming with powerlines but not with UTP connected AP's, is this correct?
Thanks,
Tom
I'd like to build a wireless roaming network or mesh (so one where devices automatically switch between AP's).
In my home I have UTP cables in the walls everywhere, so I'd prefer to go for AP's with a UTP connection. But wireless roaming seems to work only with powerlines, or mesh AP's without a UTP connection.
It just doesn't make sense to me that one can do wireless roaming with powerlines but not with UTP connected AP's, is this correct?
Thanks,
Tom
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