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| advanced-wireless [2024/11/27 01:39] – [CTS Protection Mode] -Formatting hogwild | advanced-wireless [2025/08/27 12:47] (current) – [Roaming Assistant] add more details to optimize the behaviour (part 2) m_ars | ||
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| - Federal Communications Commission or " | - Federal Communications Commission or " | ||
| - | - European Telecommunications Standards Institute | + | - European Telecommunications Standards Institute |
| - Telecom Engineering Center or " | - Telecom Engineering Center or " | ||
| - (South) Korea Communications Commission (KCC) | - (South) Korea Communications Commission (KCC) | ||
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| Support for this started with release 2022.1 (ARM & MIPS hardware; Some MIPS models may not include this option). | Support for this started with release 2022.1 (ARM & MIPS hardware; Some MIPS models may not include this option). | ||
| - | \\ | + | There are two criteria for the roaming assistant: |
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| + | >1) RSSI [ARM and MIPS hardware]\\ 2) idle rate of your client (default rate for checking < 2 Kbps) [only ARM hardware] | ||
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| + | You can test that for example: if your client constantly is downloading something it will not be kicked off your wireless lan, even if the RSSI criteria is crossed. | ||
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| + | If the default idle rate (hidden option for ARM branch only) is too low for you, it can be adjust: | ||
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| + | Example - change idle limit from 2 (default) to 200 Kbps: | ||
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| + | <code -> | ||
| + | root@R7000:/ | ||
| + | 2 | ||
| + | root@R7000:/ | ||
| + | root@R7000:/ | ||
| + | 200 | ||
| + | root@R7000:/ | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| + | To apply the new limit: | ||
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| + | <code -> | ||
| + | root@R7000:/ | ||
| + | </ | ||
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| This sets the maximum number of clients allowed on the WiFi network. Increasing this number isn't advised. The the likely result will be an overloaded network with slow throughput. There is little risk in testing a lower number. This can be useful to reduce network traffic, or for security purposes. | This sets the maximum number of clients allowed on the WiFi network. Increasing this number isn't advised. The the likely result will be an overloaded network with slow throughput. There is little risk in testing a lower number. This can be useful to reduce network traffic, or for security purposes. | ||
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| + | Note that SDK7 routers like the Netgear R7900, R8000 or Asus AC3200 support **only up to 32 clients** per band, or 3x32 in total. | ||
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