This thread has been locked for further replies. You can start a new thread to share your ideas or ask questions.Not sure but these numbers seem quite high. I recall reading that there was an issue with the reporting but I think it was addressed in a firmware update. What can I do to investigate this?
I would recommend looking at the time of day... next day during that time look at the signal levels of the wireless client list.
Low signal clients can drive this graph up. May have to enable mini rssi or add an AP somewhere.
@KimcheeGUN Thanks. Will do that. I already have RSSI Threshold set at -76 because I was seeing -80 clients on AP #1, when they were nearer to, and getting better RSSI, on AP #2. I also set a client limit on AP#1 in an attempt get better signals to fill that AP first, forcing lower signals to connect to AP#2 but it does not seem to work out that way. The load balancing just does not seem to work all that well.
You have mini rssi set on the 2.4 or 5?
I would lower it to -70 to -73 is a good number to boot clients and force them to roam.
Also Mini Rssi isnt an exact number... Its gives a few DB each way. I always shoot a tad lower to make up for it.
Helpful: 0
Views: 1545
Replies: 3
No one has voted for it yet.
We use cookies and browser activity to improve your experience, personalize content and ads, and analyze how our sites are used. For more details, please read our Privacy Policy.
