- The 3 interfaces detail is a bit buried. For a second I thought you were somehow changing the adapter channel and association quickly enough on a single adapter.
- What approach are you taking to still present the client as a single IP source during the video call? (partly curiosity, largely curious how that interacts with using the network).
- Why are the comparisons to a single pinned AP only instead of normal roaming across them (preferably with KVR)? It makes me particularly suspicious of the results would be better, especially since pinning to AP B the entire time was already itself 0.17% off perfect.
- Do you have any comparisons with newer MLO setups to say "gives you x% of MLO without having to wait for infrastructure to catch up" or anything?
- The 3 interfaces detail is a bit buried. For a second I thought you were somehow changing the adapter channel and association quickly enough on a single adapter.
- What approach are you taking to still present the client as a single IP source during the video call? (partly curiosity, largely curious how that interacts with using the network).
- Why are the comparisons to a single pinned AP only instead of normal roaming across them (preferably with KVR)? It makes me particularly suspicious of the results would be better, especially since pinning to AP B the entire time was already itself 0.17% off perfect.
- Do you have any comparisons with newer MLO setups to say "gives you x% of MLO without having to wait for infrastructure to catch up" or anything?