What is the role of Dynamic client load balancing?

Dynamic client load balancing is designed to ensure an even distribution of clients among access points (APs) in a wireless network. This balance is essential for optimizing network performance and resource utilization. When multiple clients connect to the same AP, it can become overloaded, leading to degraded performance for all users connected to that AP. Dynamic client load balancing enables the wireless infrastructure to manage client connections more effectively by redistributing new client connections to less congested APs.

This functionality not only maximizes the available bandwidth but also enhances the overall user experience by preventing any single access point from becoming a bottleneck. It is particularly important in environments with high client density, where maintaining optimal performance is critical for applications that require substantial bandwidth and low latency.

While restricting the number of clients per AP, enhancing encryption, and prioritizing clients are all important network management aspects, they do not specifically address the need to balance client loads dynamically across multiple APs to optimize performance.