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I am working in an wide enviroment that we need various wifi connections. Although my ipad is already set to switch automaticlly all our wifi connections, it doesnt swith automaticaly to the strongest signal while android does it perfectly. Ipad swithes the connection only if your previous wifi signal is OFF while android swithes dynamically to the strongest one currently.
Is there any solution for that ?
iPad, iPadOS 14
Are these Wi-Fi networks all on the same network? That is, is this an enterprise Wi-Fi environment?
It order for your iPad to "auto switch" between Wi-Fi networks, signal strength is not the only factor involved.
Each wireless access point must support a number of wireless standards, including 802.11k, 802.11r, & 802.11v ... and how they are implemented.
Ref: About wireless roaming for enterprise - Apple Support
Are these Wi-Fi networks all on the same network? That is, is this an enterprise Wi-Fi environment?
It order for your iPad to "auto switch" between Wi-Fi networks, signal strength is not the only factor involved.
Each wireless access point must support a number of wireless standards, including 802.11k, 802.11r, & 802.11v ... and how they are implemented.
Ref: About wireless roaming for enterprise - Apple Support
Your iPad will only move between WiFi networks with different SSID when the received signal level (RSSI) is too low to maintain a good connection with the current WiFi network. Your Apple iPad and Android devices will likely have different RSSI thresholds.
The WiFi RSSI threshold for iPad is not user-configurable.
IPAD AUTO SWICTHING WIFI CONNECTION.
