It depends on the wireless router and AP model. In my company, we have Cisco
1200 and 1300 wireless APs in 5 buildings All of tem using the same SSID and
same domain authentication.

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>I have two buildings that are connected to each other via fiber. In
> building 1 I have a wireless router. In the second building I want to
> connect a wireless access point via cat5. Is there a way to make
> both wireless networks have the same broadcast name and share the same
> security settings? I want the users to be able to go back and forth
> without changing networks.

Hi
It should not be a problem. It might work better if you assign to the
Wireless Router/AP different channel in each location.
Jack (MVP-Networking).

wrote in message
news:6035cffa-44b1-4fea-bd1d-294246475d3a@l64g2000hse.googlegroups.com...
>I have two buildings that are connected to each other via fiber. In
> building 1 I have a wireless router. In the second building I want to
> connect a wireless access point via cat5. Is there a way to make
> both wireless networks have the same broadcast name and share the same
> security settings? I want the users to be able to go back and forth
> without changing networks.