> I haven't seen good results with minimum RSSi; if the client has chosen an AP to connect to, denying it's attempts is mostly going to cause delay; maybe it wi

> I haven't seen good results with minimum RSSi; if the client has chosen an AP to connect to, denying it's attempts is mostly going to cause delay; maybe it will chose another AP after, but maybe this is the only AP it can see, and low signal is better than nothing. Although, maybe some systems are better at it than the ones I've used. This comes down to the overall system design. If a client could have a usable connection with an RSSI below the minimum and can't see any other APs then either a) your minimum RSSI is too high, or b) you don't have sufficient or correctly placed APs to cover the desired coverage area.