My Layout (2nd grade drawing style, NOT to scale) looks essentially as pictured below. It doesn't always happen instantly, sometimes you need to actually use data on it and give it a minute or so. There is some overlap with signal, but once I go from one side of the house to the other, the Pixel 6 Pro generally roams. I spread my EAP's out so they're basically placed evenly on each floor. Roaming will depend on how much overlap there is between your EAPs. for the Pixels, the consensus is that they support the same fast roaming technologies as newer iPhones and Samsung Galaxy devices.

It's just the mobile devices that aren't mobile.Īlthough Google hasn't published specifics on 802.11k/v/r etc. PS In case anyone was interested, Windows 11 roams faster than I can move between APs and provides a perfect experience, Linux is a bit lumpy (with IWD) but gets there, and the Amazon Fire tablets seem to roam adequately. I was wondering if anyone has had any success with these phones, and if so, if they have any pointers for me to try and get these devices to roam. I've taken beacon traces of the APs (wireshark on Linux and analiti on Android), and they are definitely beaconing 11k/v - so nothing is obviously missing.

Given my Pixel 6 won't roam I'm skeptical of the accuracy of the reddit reports - unless there is something specific I'm missing in my setup. Nothing against reddit, but it's concerning that the company behind the product, and their own support community have nothing on these common features. Google is a terrible company for consumer support and cannot/will not confirm whether they support 11k/v on their phones, and their support communities are well meaning, but directed me to reddit reports to validate functionality - where there are one or two claims of 6/6Pro and 7/7Pro supporting 11k/v. Everything roams to varying degress, except the Pixel phones, which will hold on to a -80 dBm signal when a -40 dBm signal is available. I have various devices: Windows 11 PCs, Linux PCs, Fire tablets, and three different Pixel phones - 4a5G, 6a and 6. I've enabled fast roaming, AI roaming and dual 11K reporting as well as 802.11r (though the last two should be irrelevant as the SSID is only 5G and I'm using WPA3-PSK). I'm running Omada software 5.7.4 on a Linux server that is permantly powered/active. Hi, I have two EAP615s and one EAP610 configured with a single SSID on 5GHz using 80Mhz channels.

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