[haiku-bugs] Re: [Haiku] #10001: wifi UI issues with multiple identical SSIDs
- From: "diver" <trac@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 22 Sep 2013 03:32:18 -0000
#10001: wifi UI issues with multiple identical SSIDs
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Reporter: jstressman | Owner: axeld
Type: bug | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: R1
Component: Network & Internet/Wireless | Version: R1/Package
Resolution: | Management
Blocked By: | Keywords:
Has a Patch: 0 | Blocking:
| Platform: All
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Description changed by diver:
Old description:
> In our house we have 2 wireless access points, one in the basement and
> one on the second floor, to provide coverage for the whole house. By
> default these are both set to the same SSID.
>
> Connecting to the access point down here seems to work fine. I click on
> the SSID that shows the stronger signal and it goes through and says it's
> connected. But when I'd click on the network icon in the deskbar, it
> would show me connected to the wrong one. The one I did NOT click on. But
> when I actually opened Network Preferences and click on the Network drop
> down to list the available access points, it would show me connected to
> the correct one.
>
> The upstairs one shows the weaker signal, and the downstairs the
> stronger... in both images. So you can see the two disagreeing on which
> WAP I'm connected to.
>
> This is the package management nightly r20130920_7cf0e76
New description:
In our house we have 2 wireless access points, one in the basement and one
on the second floor, to provide coverage for the whole house. By default
these are both set to the same SSID.
Connecting to the access point down here seems to work fine. I click on
the SSID that shows the stronger signal and it goes through and says it's
connected. But when I'd click on the network icon in the deskbar, it would
show me connected to the wrong one. The one I did NOT click on.
[[Image(ssid1.png)]]
But when I actually opened Network Preferences and click on the Network
drop down to list the available access points, it would show me connected
to the correct one.
[[Image(ssid2.png)]]
The upstairs one shows the weaker signal, and the downstairs the
stronger... in both images. So you can see the two disagreeing on which
WAP I'm connected to.
This is the package management nightly r20130920_7cf0e76
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