Specifications

Managing Mobility Enterprise Default Settings

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Enterprise Default Settings

To review or change Enterprise default mobility settings:

1. Select Configuration > Mobility > Default Settings. The Enterprise tab is active.

Figure 44: Default Enterprise Settings

2. In the Min Wi-Fi to Cellular Roam RSSI field, type the minimum Wi-Fi received signal strength

indication (RSSI) threshold below which a call is handed over from Wi-Fi to cellular.

This value represents the minimum threshold for weak coverage areas in the network. It can be

used as a backup if a Route Point is missed or for areas that have weak coverage but do not yet

have a Route Point specified.

The default value is -80. The recommended value is between -95 and -40.

3. In the Min Cellular to Wi-Fi Roam RSSI field, type the minimum Wi-Fi RSSI threshold that must

be available for a call to be handed over from cellular to Wi-Fi. The default value is -65. The

recommended value is between -95 and -40.

This value applies only in cases where the handover is not triggered by a Route Point. This value

should represent an RSSI that is typically available only within the building so handover to Wi-Fi

does not occur outside. This value is also used as a backup for handing over to Wi-Fi if the user

misses connecting with a Route Point when entering the building.

If a Route Point is present, the handover is triggered based on the Route Point specific settings,

even if they are different than the Min Cellular to Wi-Fi Roam RSSI value.

4. In the Min Voice RSSI field, type the minimum RSSI threshold for incoming and outgoing voice

calls.

This value represents the minimum RSSI allowed for initiating a voice call. If this value is not met

or exceeded, then Wi-Fi is not available.

The default value is -72. The recommended value is between -95 and -40.

5. In the Max Packet Loss % field, type the maximum average percentage of voice packet loss

allowed before the call is handed over to cellular. The default value is 10%. If average packet loss

exceeds this value, the call is handed over to the cellular network if the cellular network is

available.