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Originally Posted by altis
To start with, I'd use a different frequency to avoid interference. I'd also use a different SSID to avoid any confusion. Simply register the PC with both networks. I'm not sure if Windows will use the one with the best signal but, certainly, if one connection fails it will switch to the other.
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I probably won't bother, I've seen it in hotels where they have multiple ap's with the same SSID (you don't notice theres more and one unless you use something other than the windows built in wireless config util)
I didn't know if it was just a case of windows going by the SSID and not worrying about the physcial address or if it required a special sort of hardware to do chain several together and make it appear as if its a single network...