antinode wrote:
> [...] However, I'm with WMM2 as a user, and here is why: [...]

Some might say that that's a much-longer-than-required explanation of
why it's confusing to assign the same name to a Windows Etherent
connection and a router wireless SSID.

It's the very same network - the same default gateway, the same router MAC, .... - so Windows (ey even MacOS!) does take it as the same network. regardless if the computer is connecting using the built-in 2.4 GHz adapter, the 5 GHz adapter, the 60 GHz adapter - all using wireless links, or the built-in 2.5G Ethernet, the USB3 connected 5G Ethernet, or the TB3 connected 10G Ethernet adapter - all using wired connections - brilliant, isnt it?

antinode wrote:
Which are two different things.

Still the very same network, the same LAN, the same VLAN, ... Different adapter, different media. different speed - granted.

I know it's often mistaken that the SSID does reflect the label atached to the cable outlet or the switch port.

Worth reading -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service_set_(802.11_network)

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