Sticky-client complaints continue at a county office until technicians raise client roam aggressiveness on managed laptops and correct AP power back to design levels that create clearer cell edges. Why is that approach appropriate?
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Short Explanation
Stickiness often softens when clients roam more eagerly and AP power matches the design’s cell edges. That’s targeted mobility triage—not max-power chaos or RADIUS swaps. Fix the boundaries and the client’s roam attitude.
Full Explanation
Sticky clients can be mitigated by adjusting client roaming aggressiveness (where managed) and by restoring AP transmit power to design values that create appropriate cell boundaries. Excessive power can worsen stickiness by keeping distant APs "attractive." Random redesign, max power, radio disablement, or RADIUS replacement are not first-line sticky-client corrections for a technician applying an existing design.