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What is Cross-AC Wireless Roaming |
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Wireless roaming is a process in which a wireless client switches from one AP to another AP of the same SSID. When the two APs are managed by two different ACs, the process in which the wireless user switches from one AP to another AP is called as cross-AC roaming. In cross-ac roaming, a tunnel must be created between the two ACs (home AC and foreign AC) to switch the roamed data. To enable cross-AC roaming, you must make relevant configurations on the AC. For details, see RG-WLAN Implementation Cookbook. |
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