Recent content by whitehawk82

There ya go, yet older iOS's had issues with roaming shoot I had one that didn't even work with ASUS APs for a while until an update. constant drop offs. Mine is android (notorious for holding on to a connection for as long as it can), my laptop works better, but I was able to set the roaming...

Also, not sure what device you have that roams seamlessly... but one of my devices is better than my other. That one is my primary and the one I get most frustrated over, I'm pretty sure it's one of those I referred to that doesnt take into account the specific AP but only the overall signal of...

*shrug* I manage about 10 different vendor solutions daily Cisco (tunneled of course so its completely different), Meraki, Aruba, older HP (Non-Aruba) Aerohive, Ubiquiti *shudder*. Cisco switches, HP switches, Juniper switches etc.. None of them have the issue. Been a network engineer for 30...

I've seen the same traffic across multiple ports, while I agree your device should target, wireless is wireless and it does hit all the APs by nature... wether the AP listens and forwards it is another thing. AIMesh seems to due to the traffic being on both ports when I had them connected to the...

Well in this case normal traffic should allow the switch to re-learn. But I have maybe not clearly stated run a separate cable between the two ASUS routers. so at this time that's definitely not the issue. I've spent more time than I'd like to troubleshooting this as when I get home I really...

A lot of people seem to be overlooking or are completely unaware of the primary flaw of AIMesh. While the loss of the second radio is infuriating and what brought me here as I run a 5300 for my primary and a RT68U as my secondary theirs no high-band radio for the secondary to use for a backhaul...