I figure this question is related enough to reply here instead of creating a new topic:   Is L3 roaming mode incompatible with 802.11r? I see the selector for it disappears when going from bridge to L3 roaming. Why is that? ... View more

How many concurrent clients do you have on these APs? If those numbers are concurrent then you definitely need to get more, but if there are only 15-25 clients then it depends on their usage at any given time. ... View more

I'm really glad you mentioned the NAT session disruption. Previously I thought the clients would maintain their session since they get the same IP address when roaming, but somehow I didn't take the actual AP management IP change into account. I think we'll be switching back to bridge mode soon.   Also, now that there's an option to enable client isolation in bridge mode, there's no real reason to stick with NAT mode.   On a different note, how do the APs handle traffic shaping on a larger scale as compared to using a dedicated shaping appliance? We are using both in different situations, and they seem to be working fine as is, but I am just curious if there is any latency or excess overhead introduced when the AP does the shaping, especially when handling a lot of concurrent clients.   Thanks! ... View more