Change Wifi Auto-Join Order on MacOS Ventura Removed?
How can I change the order of wifi auto joining in MacOS Ventura? I see that I cannot drag the networks to change the order but in previous versions I could.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.3
How can I change the order of wifi auto joining in MacOS Ventura? I see that I cannot drag the networks to change the order but in previous versions I could.
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 13.3
That's worse than the old (pre Ventura) way though.
Is there a good reason users shouldn't be able to determine the priority of which SSID we want joined?
That's worse than the old (pre Ventura) way though.
Is there a good reason users shouldn't be able to determine the priority of which SSID we want joined?
Hey GoneGaming,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities. We’d be happy to help you out with better understanding how auto-join operates on macOS Ventura. Check out the information below:
When your iOS or iPadOS device or your Mac with macOS Ventura or later evaluates service set identifiers (SSIDs) and determines which network to auto-join, it tries to connect to networks in this order:
1. Your "most preferred" network
Known networks are scored based on your actions. If you manually switch to a network, its score increases. If you manually disconnect from a network, its score decreases. The "most preferred" network is the network with the highest score.
2. A private network
Private networks are those set up in homes and offices and can include the Personal Hotspot on your iOS or iPadOS device or your Mac with macOS Ventura or later. macOS Ventura, iOS, or iPadOS reconnects to known private networks in order of most recently joined.
3. A public network
Public networks are designed for general access in public places like a hotel, airport, or coffee shop. Some other examples include Hotspot 2.0, Passpoint, EAP-SIM, or Wi-Fi connections that are provided by cellular carriers and network access providers.
If macOS Ventura, iOS, or iPadOS finds multiple private or public networks, macOS Ventura, iOS, or iPadOS prioritizes networks by the following criteria, in this order:
1. Configuration method (iOS 16.4, iPadOS 16.4, and macOS Ventura 13.3 or later): Private networks configured using a mobile device management (MDM) profile are preferred over manually joined networks.
2. Highest supported Wi-Fi standard: For example, Wi-Fi 6 networks are preferred over Wi-Fi 5 networks.
3. Frequency band: 6 GHz, then 5 GHz, then 5 GHz (DFS), then 2.4 GHz.
4. Security: WPA Enterprise, then WPA Personal, then WEP.
5. Signal strength: Learn more about RSSI and wireless roaming for enterprise.
Unsecured / Open networks will not be auto-joined unless the network was connected to within the past two weeks.
This is all outlined further here: How iOS, iPadOS, and macOS decide which wireless network to auto-join - Apple Support
We hope this helps out.
Take care!
Hi, GoneGaming
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I have iPhone 7 with iOS 15.8.2.
Perdon for my English:
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Repeat 10 times
read start
close siri and continue
repeat 8 times
read Load Cel
close siri and continue
repeat 6 times
get battery level
calcule batery level - 5
define control to previos calculus
if control > (define limit)
else
read (in blanck)
define number4
define cont to number(4)
repeat cont
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define number4
define cont1 to number(4)
repeat cont1
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define number4
define cont2 to number(4)
repeat cont2
read (in blanck)
end repeat cont2
end repeat cont1
end repeat cont
end si
end repeat 6 times
jump to index for 8 times
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play music for finish
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Hi, GoneGaming
The next script can help resolve your problem report “automation error” on 11Jan22.
I have iPhone 7 with iOS 15.8.2.
Perdon for my English:
Repeat 10 times
read start
close siri and continue
repeat 8 times
read Load Cel
close siri and continue
repeat 6 times
get battery level
calcule batery level - 5
define control to previos calculus
if control > (define limit)
else
read (in blanck)
define number4
define cont to number(4)
repeat cont
read (in blanck)
define number4
define cont1 to number(4)
repeat cont1
read (in blanck)
define number4
define cont2 to number(4)
repeat cont2
read (in blanck)
end repeat cont2
end repeat cont1
end repeat cont
end si
end repeat 6 times
jump to index for 8 times
end repeat 8 times
jump to index for 10 times
end repeat 10 times
play music for finish
Change Wifi Auto-Join Order on MacOS Ventura Removed?