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I've got 2 wifi access points at both ends of my flat. So I got wifi in the whole flat. One of those access points is a router (TP-Link WR1043 v2) while the other one is just an access point (TP-Link WA901ND). Both have different ssids.
Now I've got 2 problems with this setup:
There is a room which is exactly between those 2 access points. When I sit in this room it often switches between the 2 access points. This is okay when watching youtube videos, but it's annoying when playing games on my phone. It always causes a 2-3 second lag, sometimes even a disconnect.
If I walk from one side of the flat to the other it takes like 10-20 seconds until my phone automatically switches into the other, nearer access point.
How can I solve those issues? I've already heard from something called "wifi roaming" related to this topic. What is it and can it help in this case?
I only got "11bgn mixed" and "11bg mixed" as "mixed" setting. – Florian – 2018-03-23T18:55:39.630
You can try it, and test roaming. I haven't had good experiences with mixed modes. You may have to make the n router fall back to b/g if it gives you issues. Or replace the one that only has b/g capability. I would test it out – Tim_Stewart – 2018-03-23T18:57:36.587
It seems to work with mixed too. Even with normal roaming settings on my phone. Thanks! :) – Florian – 2018-03-23T20:20:58.223
you are very welcome sir. – Tim_Stewart – 2018-03-23T20:26:48.387
1"Set the second router address to the highest in the subnet Example:192.168.1.254 /24." This helped me! – Edwin Chua – 2019-04-30T13:35:49.640
@edwin Chua, I'm glad the answer helped more than one person. Thanks for the upvote – Tim_Stewart – 2019-04-30T14:54:06.350