RouterOS has always been capable of roaming, this is not related to product model. So yes, cAP and any other MikroTik device, is capable of seamless roaming
I believe the part you missed was “can cAP 2N do roaming with easy like Unifi ?”
I guess that impliess their “zero-handoff”. Marketting is awesome (/sarcasm).
No, Mikrotik does not do SCA or zero handoff, but so what? Plan your channels better and you will have success. Rather mikrotik can support 802.11r or even better 802.11k to assist with roaming.
Our routers have been used in high speed trains, where they connect to AP devices nearby tracks, and change the AP very often. They have also been used for VOIP phones in moving cars. The voice connection is not interrupted when the device changes APs.
What is the mechanism to roam between APs seamless. The laptops I use need some time to check signal is to low to do a good connection and decide to change ap and then they need some time to switch to another AP even using the same SSID on a bridged network.
You need special wifi-clients or software to make this seamless?
You can implement access list where the laptop will be kicked off, if the signal falls below a defined value. Laptop will then immediatelly connect to the strongest SSID.
Windows wireless clients usually switch to a AP with better signal seamlessly. Also on some wireless drivers there is a roaming aggressiveness settings.
That new fiber media converter looks interesting. I’d like to see one with the SFP and patch cable installed. Looks like not much room for slack or fastening the drop cable. I’d really like it if that had even some basic management/remote abilities. I’m sure it’ll all happen in good time, but I’m impatient.
for many people it is. if you don’t wan a smoke-alarm looking device, but something nice, we will have those too. mAP is a good start, but we will also have other good looking indoor APs