I noticed a few months ago when I was talking to my wife with Wi-Fi calling I noticed a few words were dropped when I roamed from 1 AP to another using 5Ghz.
My test. I called my wife in the other room. She answered on another AP using Wi-Fi calling and an iPhone7. I walked to the AP she was on and when my iPhone7+ roamed it dropped a couple of words out of a sentence. The iPhone7+ roams and does not drop a call only it misses a couple of words.
FaceTime works great with roaming.
Who has Wi-Fi calling roaming working using an iPhone in their home or small business? What APs are you using? Are you using 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz? Are you using a controller? I am asking in general you don't need to perform my test.
I have 3 Cisco WAP371 APs that I am using at my home. They have been great as they just run in the background with no attention. My daughter needed Wi-Fi calling in her small business so I used 1 of my Cisco WAP371 APs. I kind of decided to use the other 2 at my daughter's house as she is running my old Cisco WAP321 APs which are at EOL with no support any more.
My test. I called my wife in the other room. She answered on another AP using Wi-Fi calling and an iPhone7. I walked to the AP she was on and when my iPhone7+ roamed it dropped a couple of words out of a sentence. The iPhone7+ roams and does not drop a call only it misses a couple of words.
FaceTime works great with roaming.
Who has Wi-Fi calling roaming working using an iPhone in their home or small business? What APs are you using? Are you using 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz? Are you using a controller? I am asking in general you don't need to perform my test.
I have 3 Cisco WAP371 APs that I am using at my home. They have been great as they just run in the background with no attention. My daughter needed Wi-Fi calling in her small business so I used 1 of my Cisco WAP371 APs. I kind of decided to use the other 2 at my daughter's house as she is running my old Cisco WAP321 APs which are at EOL with no support any more.