18.07.2013 · Posted: Sat Jun 29, 2013 19:50 Post subject: 802.11r Support?: I see that OpenWRT has some support for 802.11r Is there a dd-wrt build with 802.11r ? I have a few Asus RT-N16 routers at a large office that uses wireless VOIP phones and the router handoff is killing us.
Enabling 802.11r (FT) support on VAPs does not work as expected. Reported by: wenzhuo: Owned by: Keywords: Cc: Description Device: netgear-wndr4300 dd-wrt: r42803. Enabling 802.11r on APs works fine, but doesn't work on VAPs. There's no FT configurations generated in the VAP section of the hostapd conf file. root@DD-WRT:~# nvram show 2> /dev ...
If your 802.11r AP shows up advertising "WPA2-PSK+FT", then your device likely supports 802.11r, FT stands for Fast Transition... On Android, this works as well, but some ROMs come without wpa_cli. I downloaded some CM12 Rom and extracted wpa_cli from there, copied it to an executable location. There might be an App for that as well.
Because of that, the IEEE 802.11r-2008 protocol, a.k.a. Fast Transition (FT), was developed. DD-WRT does not currently support 802.11r FT but there is support for it in OpenWRT. The wireless client must also support Fast Roaming for this protocol for it to work; typically it will be cell phones that support it.
Device: netgear-wndr4300 dd-wrt: r42803. Enabling 802.11r on APs works fine, but doesn't work on VAPs. There's no FT configurations generated in the VAP ...