Configuration of Three NWA1123-AC-PRO with cable lan

Wifi75

Hello to all, as object, I've Three ap NWA1123-AC-PRO (not nebula mode) all connected in same lan with wire cable.

I would like to cover a single floor of my house. I would like to use a single SSID and same password and allow all devices to be covered while I move.

How should I configure APs so that I don't conflict? 

Thank you

livealive

Wifi said:

IKLe said:

@Wifi

Auto channel mode is great.
If you set schedule in midnight to let AP change channel, I suggest you disable "Enable DCS Client aware" to let the AP change channel when there are station connecting.

and for this?
In AP profile SSID I enable also 802.11k/v Assisted Roaming. 

As I know , DCS (Dynamic Channel Selection) and 802.11k/v are different feature mechanism separately.
enable DCS will help to auto select the best channel at that wireless environment , so for example , there are three APs, DCS with 2.4G will select 1, 6 and 11 non-overlapping channels for 3 APs, AP1 uses channel 1 , AP2 uses channel 6, AP3 uses channel 11, as well as 5GHz have more non-overlapping channels , so DCS will help to select that automatically.

Regarding to 802.11k/v features:

802.11k provides wireless stations with neighboring AP information,which helps them make faster roaming decisions.

802.11v enables an AP to advise an associated client that there are better APs to connect.

BTW, the connecting client must have the ability of 802.11k/v as well.

GreenPuzzle

There is an utility called ZAC, which helps you to configure three APs together so you don't need to set them up one-by-one.
And just like @IKLe said, you just need to create same SSID on each AP, and wireless network should works well in your house.
You can download the utility from the link: https://www.zyxel.com/products_services/ZAC-ZyXEL-AP-Configurator/

BTW, it's recommended to mount APs on the ceiling, and don't close to the wall. Because the reflection may also decrease the connection quality. 

Winnie

you just need to set the same SSID with same security profile in per APs.
Confirm the wifi coverage has overlap with different channel, like 1,6,11 or 5G different channels.
The mobile device will roaming between APs.

Wifi75

IKLe said:

you just need to set the same SSID with same security profile in per APs.
Confirm the wifi coverage has overlap with different channel, like 1,6,11 or 5G different channels.
The mobile device will roaming between APs.

In AP profile SSID I enable also 802.11k/v Assisted Roaming. 
leaving auto chanel mode on all AP do you think it takes the best channels without overlapping?

Winnie

@Wifi

Auto channel mode is great.
If you set schedule in midnight to let AP change channel, I suggest you disable "Enable DCS Client aware" to let the AP change channel when there are station connecting.

Wifi75

IKLe said:

@Wifi

Auto channel mode is great.
If you set schedule in midnight to let AP change channel, I suggest you disable "Enable DCS Client aware" to let the AP change channel when there are station connecting.

and for this?
In AP profile SSID I enable also 802.11k/v Assisted Roaming. 

livealive

Wifi said:

IKLe said:

@Wifi

Auto channel mode is great.
If you set schedule in midnight to let AP change channel, I suggest you disable "Enable DCS Client aware" to let the AP change channel when there are station connecting.

and for this?
In AP profile SSID I enable also 802.11k/v Assisted Roaming. 

As I know , DCS (Dynamic Channel Selection) and 802.11k/v are different feature mechanism separately.
enable DCS will help to auto select the best channel at that wireless environment , so for example , there are three APs, DCS with 2.4G will select 1, 6 and 11 non-overlapping channels for 3 APs, AP1 uses channel 1 , AP2 uses channel 6, AP3 uses channel 11, as well as 5GHz have more non-overlapping channels , so DCS will help to select that automatically.

Regarding to 802.11k/v features:

802.11k provides wireless stations with neighboring AP information,which helps them make faster roaming decisions.

802.11v enables an AP to advise an associated client that there are better APs to connect.

BTW, the connecting client must have the ability of 802.11k/v as well.

GreenPuzzle

There is an utility called ZAC, which helps you to configure three APs together so you don't need to set them up one-by-one.
And just like @IKLe said, you just need to create same SSID on each AP, and wireless network should works well in your house.
You can download the utility from the link: https://www.zyxel.com/products_services/ZAC-ZyXEL-AP-Configurator/

BTW, it's recommended to mount APs on the ceiling, and don't close to the wall. Because the reflection may also decrease the connection quality.