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by tarunupaday
18 days ago
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That behavior has changed a lot in the past decade. Apple actually documents their roaming thresholds. The signal has to drop below -70dbm for ios and -75 dbm for macos for the devices to consider roaming. Additionally, the difference between the two AP has to be 8db for ios and 12 db for macos. https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/wi-fi-roaming-sup... IMHO, these are good defaults. Apple devices are optimizing for stability over the “best” possible signal. What you might consider awful signal difference between the two APs might not be. (e.g. a mac device at -75dbm need to find another AP with -63dbm or better.) |
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