IAPP. Inter Access Point Protocol is supposed to handle this. the speed doesn't matter.
TCP protocol will handle any lost packets. (assumes your using http streams ) -dan kramarsky rf engineer --- Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > a question of handoff/handshake speeds... > > what if you had two APs separated by a mile of road... > The two APs have yagi antennas pointed at each other, > They have a clear line of sight, > they are running on different channels. > No encryption. No negative radio interference. > > A person in a car with appropriate wifi gear is listening to a streaming > internet radio station at point A. > He leaves point A for point B at 65 mph. > As his card transitions from one AP to the next, will he experience a > distracting interruption in his internet radio stream? > > I am hoping that most wifi cards have a mode where they will automatically > connect to the AP with the strongest signal. I just wonder how fast a > handoff can be made. > > All thoughts on the issue are welcome :-) > > thanks > Chris White > > ===== Dan K. '92 Grey Dak CC, 318, 4x2, 46RH, 3.92 rear, 235/75R15, PS, PW, PB, PL, AC. Mods: cool air induction, K&N filter, Autolite 3924s, & re-located IAT sensor. Future: 180* stat, MP M-1, Hughes Cam, MP PCM, 3" Gibson single, & pulleys. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com
