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802.11r does not fix this. It makes the handoff slightly more efficient but the client still has to decide to actually do the handoff. And that's the part tha
by admax88q 8y ago
802.11r does not fix this. It makes the handoff slightly more efficient but the client still has to decide to actually do the handoff. And that's the part that never seems to happen, as many clients are stupid.
- Nextgrid 8y agoFrom my testing with iPhones, the stupid behaviour goes away on an 802.11r-enabled network. I noticed the same issues on a legacy network but that all went away after enabling 11r.
- admax88q 8y agoI would imagine that I phones has better roaming preference overall. But maybe having 802.11r enabled causes devices to be more optimistic in their roaming as they know they're not switching networks.