32 WLANs just on the ground floor…
| Name (SSID) | Channel | MAC Address |
|---|---|---|
| ASUS-RT-N66U-PSO-1-2.4 | 6 | 10:BF:48:D3:3D:20 |
| ASUS-RT-N66U-PSO-1-5 | 44 | 10:BF:48:D3:3D:24 |
| UPC0053284 | 1 | 80:C6:AB:08:89:88 |
| Ziggo | 1 | 82:C6:AB:08:89:8A |
| WLAE-AG300N-PSO-2 | 11 | 4C:E6:76:0F:50:42 |
| FRITZ!Box 7490 | 13 | 34:31:C4:CE:CE:AE |
| ASUS-RT-N66U-PSO-2-Tomato24 | 6 | 10:BF:48:D2:F5:E8 |
| FRITZ!Box 7490 | 36 | 34:31:C4:CE:CE:AF |
| H368N8D6382 | 8 | 34:4D:EA:8D:63:82 |
| Sitecom303E5E | 11 | 64:D1:A3:30:3E:5E |
| KPN Fon | 8 | 62:4D:EA:8D:63:83 |
| VGV75198FB7F6 | 11 | 84:9C:A6:8F:B7:F6 |
| Sitecom2eb939 | 6 | 64:D1:A3:2E:B9:3B |
| Sitecom_ee8c98 | 11 | 00:0C:F6:EE:8C:98 |
| UPC515789 | 1 | E8:40:F2:80:68:CF |
| dLAN Netwerk | 11 | BC:F2:AF:B5:C9:4A |
| ASUS-RT-N66U-PSO-2-Tomato50 | 36 | 10:BF:48:D2:F5:EC |
| Sitecom327664 | 3 | 64:D1:A3:32:76:64 |
| Prins Maurits Experia | 1 | 4C:09:D4:20:CC:55 |
| VGV7519FC7C1C | 3 | 4C:09:D4:FC:7C:1C |
| Ziggo | 1 | EA:40:F2:80:68:C1 |
| UPC245262667 | 1 | DC:71:44:80:6D:48 |
| Sitecom0DDDD0 | 9 | 64:D1:A3:0D:DD:D0 |
| VGV7519BD731C | 13 | 88:03:55:BD:73:1C |
| Ziggo | 13 | 82:C6:AB:2A:5A:A2 |
| UPC0041308 | 13 | 80:C6:AB:2A:5A:A0 |
| UPC0053284 | 1 | 84:1B:5E:39:B9:68 |
| UPC738371 | 1 | E8:40:F2:94:35:87 |
| Miami Beach | 1 | 9C:C7:A6:AA:CA:59 |
| Ziggo | 1 | EA:40:F2:94:35:89 |
| UPC2612067 | 6 | 88:F7:C7:4F:27:12 |
The top floors are even worse. Some of them are mine, so I want to find a seamless handover for that. Which I only can do if I’ve merged my various networks that connect to the WiFi devices into a big one.
That requires a good but competitively priced multi-WAN router which I’m still searching for: any hints for such a device are welcome as well as configuration tips.
Some people seem to love Ubiquity, even for seamless. Are those straightforward to configure?
–jeroen
PS: Converted from my Fritz!Box copied Wireless Radio Networks table
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