Hello,
I have been broadcating an SSID for a long time. At first it was protected via WPA2, then some letters that have been capitals are now small. Now I went back to the same SSID but with no password authentication. I have noticed some access points broadcasting these 3 SSIDs in the same time.
What would be the solution for them to erase old SSIDs from their configuration?
I have been broadcating an SSID for a long time. At first it was protected via WPA2, then some letters that have been capitals are now small. Now I went back to the same SSID but with no password authentication. I have noticed some access points broadcasting these 3 SSIDs in the same time.
What would be the solution for them to erase old SSIDs from their configuration?
Posted 2 years ago
Hi Jakob,
Thank you for the reply,
It appears on the phone with a strong signal, you can connect to it too.
Thanks
Thank you for the reply,
It appears on the phone with a strong signal, you can connect to it too.
Thanks
Michael Brado, Official Rep
Are these Solo/Standalone mode APs, and maybe you forgot to reconfigure one/some of them with the new SSID?
They are all managed by a SmartZone 100.
Ok, then you can see what SSID's each AP is broadcasting, on the statuspage for each AP.There is a list with SSID & BSSID's for each radio.
A quick way to see what radios is broadcasting the SSID's, is with a tool like NetSpot (in discovery mode).
A quick way to see what radios is broadcasting the SSID's, is with a tool like NetSpot (in discovery mode).
If you are on a Mac, and can connect to the SSID, you can Option-Click on the AirPort menu item and get details about the AP and connection of your wifi.
