Recent content by Sineira

Thanks, this is awesome! On that note, my router died and I had to go buy one urgently. Ended up with a Netgear X10. It does seem to band steer. When I go to a 5GHz low SS location my iPhone goes to the 2.4 band and when I walk back it moves over to 5GHz. Haven't traced it.

Well done, and thanks for documenting it! Surprising with supporting the measurement request and not responding with a proper measurement report. Could it be because the request wasn't fully correct or misinterpreted?

Thanks, this is great!

Thank you, this is great! I love the roaming tests. Might buy 2 WAC505 now :-)

It's difficult to find out exactly without going through forum posts, which is why it would help all if it was validated. Here are some: Netgear WAC720/WAC730/WAC510 Netgear EX7500 and EX8000 support at least 802.11 k. Linksys EA7500, EA9500, RE7000

It's difficult to find out exactly without going through forum posts, which is why it would help all if it was validated. Here are some: Netgear WAC720/WAC730/WAC510 Netgear EX7500 and EX8000 support at least 802.11 k. Linksys EA7500, EA9500, RE7000 In my mind the WiFi back-haul solution...

While certainly not every router does there are a fair amount that do. And ASUS recently implemented a proprietary system AiMesh. Most of their newer routers support it. https://www.asus.com/us/support/FAQ/1035136/ In my mind the WiFi back-haul solution in-between the WiFi mesh units is just a...

I can't find the same info in the Router table. https://www.smallnetbuilder.com/tools/finders/router/view

Thanks! Just looked at it, depressing ... :-) What about WiFi Routers?

It's pure luck if you get it to work. Most of the hand-offs (or all) are due to the client (phone) deciding to switch AP, and there is no way to control that except magically make power levels from one AP to another shift at a good location. But levels are gradual and fluctuating of course so...

This is my main issue in my home, roaming is hopeless to get working and I refuse to buy new equipment until there is something I know will work. Can you please add this to your testing and of course clearly state what standards are supported by each?