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总结 Wlan 基本概念 BSS/ESS,SSID 802.11 标准 802.11a/b/g 无线解决方案 胖AP瘦AP Questions? There are five topics. * Just as the name of one person, ssid is the name of one wireless network. * * Wireless networks typically have an access point as the central device with one or more wireless devices communicating with the access point. This environment is known as a Basic Service Set (BSS). The area of coverage of the single access point is known as the Basic Service Area (BSA). BSAs are often referred to a coverage cell or just cell. Coverage cell is the same terminology used to describe the coverage area of a cellular phone tower, however the transmission technology is different. * In order to distinguish one Basic Service Set (BSS) from another, a name is assigned to the BSS. This name is actually referred to as a Service Set Identifier (SSID). The SSID can be up to 32 characters long and is case sensitive. The purpose of this name is to logically identify a wireless network. If two or more wireless networks are near each other, having a unique SSID can help prevent the users of your wireless network from accidentally connecting to another wireless network. * An Extended Service Set Identifier (ESSID) and a Service Set Identifier (SSID) are two names for the same thing. Both the SSID and ESSID are logical names to identify wireless networks. Some products will have you enter an SSID while others have you enter an ESSID. An ESSID is more often associated with wireless networks that are made up of more than one access point. When installing a corporate wireless network, since all of the access points are part of the same corporate network, they should all have the same ESSID. By having one ESSID, the wireless network appears as one network to the user, no matter which physical access point the user is connecting to. * When installing a corporate-wide wireless network, the access points are placed so that the Basic Service Areas (BSA) overlap. By overlapping the BSAs, the clien