Ubiquiti UniFi Access Point - Minimum RSSI And WiFi Roaming

Thank you for a detailed and carefully presented analysis of these settings. I've struggled to make sense of them in my house and your work has provided clarity on what is most likely going on. Excellent work - I'm now a subscriber.

Very helpful, Thanks!

I learned a lot from this video. Thank you for taking the time to create it.

Have you talked about the interference blocker in any of your videos since?

You state that apple devices initiate roaming at -75 rssi, do you know what Pixel or Windows will initiate at?

Is there a way to run wifiman on a non-unifi gateway/router/firewall setup?

Wow great video showing EXACTLY what is happening, this is gold, thank you for sharing!

@777 or 444  hey are you able to create a tutorial on how to use wireshark to analyze the data for Unifi access point? I have a PC and I am willing to compensate you for your time

This is great!
AP selection is such a bizarre thing. I have clients connecting to far weaker APs all the time. If I lock the client to a better AP, signal strength is great. Then I remove the lock and it re-connects back to the AP which it has terrible connection to. The better AP has a zillion clients, however, and the other has very few. So I was thinking it might be some kind of congestion management. After some tinkering it does seem the client chooses an affinity. Defaulting some client devices results in a different affinity. Or so it seems. Help us understand, 777 or 404 ;)

What happened if you have overlapping AP in the middle. Would minimum RSSI makes sense?

Thank you. I would love to know better strategies for roaming better

Thanks for explaining why RSSI is just useless.