Grandstream Networks GWN76 Series User Manual page 84

Field Description
General
When Frequency is set to Dual-Band, users can check this option to enable Band Steering on the
Band Steering Access Point, this will help redirecting clients to a radio band accordingly for efficient use and to
benefit from the maximum throughput supported by the client.
This feature will help Wi-Fi client to roam to other APs within same Network. Steering happens when
clients is inactive or active clients with the standards 802.11K&V support. There are two options for
steering.
• Sticky client steer is based on minimum RSSI once it reaches the RSSI threshold (dBm) it will
disconnect and search for another AP.
Client Steering • Load balance steer uses the standards 802.11K&V to build a neighborhood table with adjacent APs
informations (Channels utilization and Client numbers) and once it reaches full Channel utilization or
Client Access Threshold it will switch the client to another AP for better performance. If the client
doesn't support the standards 802.11K&V, it will only be deauthenticated with current AP when client
is idle. parameters of RSSI Threshold and Client Access Threshold parameters will show up only when
Client Steering is enabled.
Note : Client Steering works only if Band Steering is enabled.
Airtime Fairness Allows faster clients to have more airtime than slower clients.
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