So I bought this new Wifi-router (Asus 66 bgn-ca something) cause it had such great range. May be, but not enough for my bedroom nor my kids XBOX when in his bedroom and mobile phones, well I guess they have a lousy antenna compared. Anyway, at the time I chose the wrong place to put the router in any case, can;t be helped.
Luckily, I have quite a bit of wires of which one runs to my sons bedroom and so I thought I would use that location and my old SiteCom router as a wired access point (and wired switch).
This works absolutely great. Just one small issue. I would expect wireless devices to change from one AP to another AP if the signal gets a lot better with the other. I don't see that actually happening unless I disconnect/reconnect. Is it normal for wireless devices to stay connected to a single AP until it fails/disconnects?
Luckily, I have quite a bit of wires of which one runs to my sons bedroom and so I thought I would use that location and my old SiteCom router as a wired access point (and wired switch).
This works absolutely great. Just one small issue. I would expect wireless devices to change from one AP to another AP if the signal gets a lot better with the other. I don't see that actually happening unless I disconnect/reconnect. Is it normal for wireless devices to stay connected to a single AP until it fails/disconnects?
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