You are configuring a wireless network with two wireless access points. both access points connect to the same wired network. you want wireless users to be able to connect to either access point and have the ability to roam between the two access points. how should you configure the access points? a. different ssid, different channelb. same ssid, different channelc. different ssid, same channeld. same ssid, same channel

Using same SSID , different channel we  should configure the access points

B. Same SSID, different channel

Explanation:

SSID is used in the computer networks. SSID is the service set identifier . it is the primarily name associated with the network WLAN Wireless local area network. WLAN includes the home networks and public hotspot.

WPAN 2 is the standard for wireless security. The simplest router have just one wireless interface so it is basically receiving through the one antenna and send it through the same antenna. Due to the same ssid and different channels they end up in the being same collision level in the networks.

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