https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/extremewireless-identifi/wireless-roaming/m-p/69453#M6840 Hi Ian, I've just opened a topic as I'm having roaming issues. That said, you should be able to roam seamlessly. However this depends on a number of factors, is this an Intra-Controller Roam or Inter-Controller Roam? If you roaming between controllers, does the client keep the same IP (L2) or is the client roaming is a new subnet (L3). If so then Mobility needs configuring. If not then you should be okay with Fast-Failover/Session Availability. Other factors that will dictate roam time includes the type of SSID WLAN configured, is there a RADUS server involved? This will add more of a delay over an Open or WPA2 SSID. <BR /> <BR /> Another thing to consider is using all of the 5GHz channels, the DFS channels can force a client to drop if a RADAR is detected. Additionally some clients don't support all of the 5GHz channels. <BR /> <BR /> Make sure you client drivers are up-to date that can help. Mon, 12 Aug 2019 02:55:30 GMT joshhunter 2019-08-12T02:55:30Z https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/extremewireless-identifi/wireless-roaming/m-p/69452#M6839 Hello,<BR /> <BR /> I'm trying to understand wireless roaming a bit better.<BR /> <BR /> I believe I may have read somewhere that you can't seamlessly roam between different radios and that this would force a client disassociation? <BR /> <BR /> Is this correct? if so would it be the same for different radios on the same AP?<BR /> <BR /> or are both examples wrong?<BR /> <BR /> I can't seem to find anything related to this behaviour which is why I'm questioning it.<BR /> <BR /> I'm fairly certain I've seen connection times restart when a device has channel hopped hence the query.<BR /> <BR /> Thanks<BR /> Ian Mon, 05 Aug 2019 21:33:10 GMT https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/extremewireless-identifi/wireless-roaming/m-p/69452#M6839 Ian_Broadway 2019-08-05T21:33:10Z https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/extremewireless-identifi/wireless-roaming/m-p/69453#M6840 Hi Ian, I've just opened a topic as I'm having roaming issues. That said, you should be able to roam seamlessly. However this depends on a number of factors, is this an Intra-Controller Roam or Inter-Controller Roam? If you roaming between controllers, does the client keep the same IP (L2) or is the client roaming is a new subnet (L3). If so then Mobility needs configuring. If not then you should be okay with Fast-Failover/Session Availability. Other factors that will dictate roam time includes the type of SSID WLAN configured, is there a RADUS server involved? This will add more of a delay over an Open or WPA2 SSID. <BR /> <BR /> Another thing to consider is using all of the 5GHz channels, the DFS channels can force a client to drop if a RADAR is detected. Additionally some clients don't support all of the 5GHz channels. <BR /> <BR /> Make sure you client drivers are up-to date that can help. Mon, 12 Aug 2019 02:55:30 GMT https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/extremewireless-identifi/wireless-roaming/m-p/69453#M6840 joshhunter 2019-08-12T02:55:30Z