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I believe Ubiquity has an option to force clients off of individual APs when their signal falls too low. Bad for WiFi at distance but good for roaming within a
by zlynx 8y ago
I believe Ubiquity has an option to force clients off of individual APs when their signal falls too low.
Bad for WiFi at distance but good for roaming within an office.
- basch 8y agoThe setting is a mbps setting. If the negotiated rate falls below X, disconnect.
- rconti 8y agoNah it's RSSI-based.
- basch 8y agothats not how they visually expose the setting in the gui. you choose a transmission rate floor, not a power amplitude minimum. https://i.imgur.com/imKDQ14.png https://i.imgur.com/imKDQ14.png there is also a minimum RSSI, but its a per device setting, not a per site setting. https://i.imgur.com/Z6Jsxjl.png https://i.imgur.com/Z6Jsxjl.png Fast Roaming and 802.11 Data Rate Control are the way I would set this setting, vs trying to pick a manual dBm.