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Yes they are. Do you think it would have worked in my laptop if they were in wrong channel?
I am experiencing a hand-over (or what ever it is called) problem in my home wlan. I have 2 Buffalo wlan base stations, the other one working in router mode and the other one as "normal" base station that is connected to the router via Ethernet cable. The router is connected then to Internet via cable-modem. My Mac laptop can use always the nearest base station of those two, but for some reason my N900 always wants to use the router although it is so far away that it does not get signal. Even if my base station is next to N900, N900 does not want to connect to it. It can see it when I observe wlan base stations with WifiEye. Both base stations have same SSID and they use WPA2-PSK authentication with AES encryption.