@Boriy Checking signal strength will not help much as you are not checking the signal received by AP from the smartphone. Keep in mind that smartphones being battery powered, transmit a fraction of...

@Boriy With most new devices preferring to connect using 5GHz and not legacy 2.4GHz, the APs placed in the hallways is not a good idea these days. I have an install where we have 110 APs in the...

@Pugs Agree that TP-Link should indicate the standard channel numbering when switching bandwidth from 20 to 40 to 80 and 160MHz. I believe the following is the authoritative channel numbers that...

@JSchnee21 Thank you for this useful information. Definitely, my application is not home use, but for a free wi-fi set up at a commercial place and will have many many APs. So my use case will have...

@AndreMartins Channel 155 only means that it is a 80MHz wide channel comprising of 149 to 161. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_WLAN_channels Availability of frequencies depends upon the country...

Hello Community, Imagine a scenario where I have more than 30 APs, each about 60 feet average part, mounted at about 35 ft high (ceiling is 40 feet and the APs will be lowered 5 to 6 feet) and 5GHz...