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TCC_2
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Roaming is a process controlled by the client adapter and is not defined by IEEE standards. This is also vendor-specific since each vendor has its own roaming algorithms. The roaming functionality is based on signal quality, not proximity. When a client's signal quality drops, it roams to another access point.

For the roaming process to occur adjacent access point's coverage cells should overlap to the maximum of 20 - 30 % above which it causes interference.

For more information about roaming,

Problem Type

Configure / Configuration issues

Technical product specification / features

Products

WLAN adapters (wireless card) / ACU (Aironet Client Utility)

Autonomous Access Points

Topology

Wireless client to AP

SW Features

Roaming

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