Maximum-Neighbor-Count

Relating to Client Management, this is the number of neighboring access points taken into account for client steering and for the exchange of information between the access points. High-density environments benefit from a lower value, as clients can be steered to nearby access points with reduced communication between the access points. As a minimum you should consider 4 access points. The maximum is 72 access points, which is a limitation of the 802.11 protocol. Increasing the value to more than the default value of 20 produces no significant improvements.