@Salaver turn on all Omada roaming features, including k/v with a preference for 5 GHz. Do NOT turn on 802.11r as that doesn't apply for a typical home network and will create issues for you. I have...

After a couple weeks monitoring the situation, roaming works a lot better with 802.11r DISABLED. Since the site is not 802.11x, seems that turning on 802.11r causes problems as noted above in this...

@Fae, you are right, to a point. I would think that we can design and provide for sufficient 5 GHz signals indoors, but there will always be transit areas that people find where they roam to 2.4 GHz....

From what I'm understanding, for a typical residential (not business... not 802.11x) scenario, only k and v are used for fast roaming. And of these, "v" provides or directs a best candidate...

@Fae Been using software like WiFiMan, which does a great job showing the User Equipment (UE) moving (roaming) to new AP's. However, it would be very helpful to see WiFi management packets to confirm...

Outdoors it is mainly EAP225-Outdoor. (5.1.6). We have one EAP110 (5.0.7) at one extreme end of the system. Indoors, it is a mix of EAP245 (5.0.3... but one new 245 is 5.0.5) in two buildings, and...