A clerk’s laptop remains associated to a distant AP across the municipal records wing, running low MCS and consuming excess airtime while a nearer AP is available. Which optimization approach best addresses the sticky-client performance hit?
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Short Explanation
Sticky clients are like shoppers who won’t leave a crowded register even when the next lane is empty. Low MCS on a far AP burns everyone’s airtime. Nudge roam aggressiveness and fix overlap so the laptop actually moves to the closer AP.
Full Explanation
Sticky association to a distant AP keeps MCS low and airtime high, harming the whole BSS. Remediation combines adequate neighbor overlap/SNR deltas with client or controller roam aggressiveness settings (and related assist features) so stations transition to better APs. Pinning clients, forcing 2.4 GHz, or breaking Block Ack are not appropriate sticky-client fixes and can degrade performance further.