07-24-2022 09:51 AM - last edited on 03-06-2024 10:19 PM by ROGBot
07-24-2022 10:58 AM
07-24-2022 11:10 AM
07-24-2022 02:41 PM
jzchen wrote:
I'll try to explain this one as I understand it but take it with a grain of salt so to speak.
As far as I know the default setting is for the router/node to disconnect and transfer to another node at signal strength of -70 dBm. This is a very weak signal. So unless it drops lower the connection will stay with the current one (in your case the router) even though there may be a better option. Clicking "optimize" is supposed to cause it to jump the better connection BUT I have noticed that it is not successful and will continue to reconnect with the last node/router...
07-24-2022 09:15 PM
br116 wrote:
The router says my computer (example) is connected to the Node, But 2 WIFI Analyzer give me a different MAC address. Someone is lying to me, lol.
Never this last comment. 1 of the Analyzers is messedup.
07-24-2022 09:24 PM
07-24-2022 12:43 PM
07-24-2022 02:16 PM
Saltgrass wrote:
One thing you might look at when investigating is the link speeds to each node. I would think that would give you a good gage as to what and why something might be connecting.
07-24-2022 12:51 PM