6 ways to improve WiFi Roaming [Seamless Roaming]

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[lohphat]

What is REALLY key is that optimally all access points need to be hard-wired so that they can exchange roaming and association data (e.g. the ARP entry needs to be updated so that packets are routed quickly to the correct AP).

[artemhello]

Love your energy and jokes. Nice job, bro 👍

[dBFreqs]

Great video. I do residential lighting control and AV. Wifi is usually the medium of control in these systems. It seems I can’t learn enough about wifi and APs. Its hard to specialize in so many different technologies, but i do my best.

[elyortokhirov]

Great video as always! Looking forward to your next video on home networks

[man-bagdammit]

Love this channel! Very informative videos. I learn a lot!

[awesomearizona-dino]

Always great explanations, thank you.

[GavinSteiner]

Lol you rock! Great video. Definitely subscribing.

[satyapramod]

Great Video . This is really Helpful . Thanks for your time and Hard work.

[ApicalTrades]

Hey ... what an amazing video, , , Thanks man... Keep up the good work and pls do make that video about home network as well.

[ThinkTechnikk]

Very helpfull video Awesome work👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👍👍👍

[mailhn]

Very intersting and helpul knowledge video about the WIFi and the roaming feature. Thank you.

[Martin-otxj]

Hi there, it was very useful tutorial video . thnx

[hassanalajmi]

Nice video, we need the network design video :)

[butterbagboy]

Great way of explaining things, awesome visuals, how can we know when we are at that 15-20% overlap?

[philiponsolent]

A video on designing a system would be helpful. I have a cobbled together system in my garage which works most of the time, it does have problems.

[boblynch]

I use the ASUS AIMesh systems. Works great!

[catalinalb]

Really great explanation! 🙂 Regarding the AiMesh, why do Asus use the same channel? Ideally would they be better on different channels but it seems like AiMesh knows otherwise

[JonBOY]

Great video, thanks. I'm having trouble getting devices to roam, so thanks for the heads up about the roaming assistant. However, how do you find the RSSI of connected devices to know where to set the cut off threshold? For instance, my iPhone doesn't show RSSI value.

[dBFreqs]

What affect does combining the 2.4 and 5 have?

[moncefmansour]

Thank for this video, i would like to ask, when you enable Assistance Roaming the client will be disconnected from the AP1 and connect to AP2 . But the roaming isn’t transparent the client will be disconnected from ap1 / lose connection / connect to Ap2 . Right?
Thank you