Why can't the AP support 802.11r Fast Roaming in standalone mode?
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Zyxel_Jami
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802.11r, or Fast Roaming, depends on real-time key synchronization between access points (APs) so that devices can roam seamlessly. This synchronization requires a centralized controller or a cloud platform, such as Zyxel's Nebula, to manage the handover efficiently. In standalone mode, the devices operate independently, and without this real-time collaboration, 802.11r cannot be implemented effectively.
As an alternative, we recommend using 802.11k/v assisted roaming in standalone deployments. These protocols enhance the roaming capability and work well without requiring a controller.
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