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11n Channel Bonding (4 channels) or 20MHz (9 channels)

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Last Post: June 14, 2010:

By buckyhead2000 June 14, 2010

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If you plan for less users per AP, then do channel bonding. If you plan for more users per AP then use more radios. Unless you only allow HT users, on an AP with channel bonding, there is no advantage to use channel bonding.

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