Hello all. Please forgive me for my amateurish explanation. I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A (20216) 7". It is used for an internal network with 3 unifi antennas. When moving from one antenna to the other it does not switch on its own. Thought at first it was a faulty setting of the antennas. However, when I tried it with my Samsung A51, the switch works perfectly and I have the best Wi-Fi reception without interruption. Is there a setting in Android to solve this problem? Thank you very much for your help!
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3 years ago
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Hello, have a look at the UniFi Fast Roaming: https://help.ui.com/hc...
With devices that do not support 802.11r, this can lead to problems, so you may have to disable fast roaming.
cashposrogerroth
3 years ago
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Hello all. Please forgive me for my amateurish explanation. I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A (20216) 7". It is used for an internal network with 3 unifi antennas. When moving from one antenna to the other it does not switch on its own. Thought at first it was a faulty setting of the antennas. However, when I tried it with my Samsung A51, the switch works perfectly and I have the best Wi-Fi reception without interruption. Is there a setting in Android to solve this problem? Thank you very much for your help!

3 years ago

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Hello, have a look at the UniFi Fast Roaming: https://help.ui.com/hc...
With devices that do not support 802.11r, this can lead to problems, so you may have to disable fast roaming.

cashposrogerroth

3 years ago

Thank you very much for your input. It helped me a lot.

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Hello, have a look at the UniFi Fast Roaming: https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004662107-UniFi-Fast-Roaming 
With devices that do not support 802.11r, this can lead to problems, so you may have to disable fast roaming.

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Thank you very much for your input. It helped me a lot.

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