Hi Andy,
The diagnostics have been emailed to you.
Hi Andy,
The diagnostics have been emailed to you.
Hi Rachel,
Nothing has turned up in my inbox, although I think office365 was having problems yesterday.
I'll send a private forum message to confirm the details.
best regards,
Andy.
re: QoS settings, entering zero is the way to get around the 310Mbps aggregate capacity limit.
Brady Joseph Jun 18, 8:27 AM CDT Chat started: 2018-06-18 12:59 PM UTC (12:59:18 PM) Brady Joseph: QoS on AP questions.. (01:09:24 PM) *** Purnankh Dhankhar joined the chat *** |
Thanks Michael,
re: QoS settings, entering zero is the way to get around the 310Mbps aggregate capacity limit.
Did you get a change in throughput after doing this ?
best regards,
Andy.
Hi Andy,
We changed each field under the AP Bandwidth Settings header in the QoS tab to 0. However we have not seen any significant improvement this afternoon.
I ran a link test to an SM around 1PM and received our standard 12Mb down / 3 up. Then this afternoon around 4PM the SM was capping out at around 3Mb down / 3Mb up.
I have emailed the newest diagnostic files to you from this afternoon.
Would it be possible to have an engineer look at this tomorrow? This is becoming a major issue for us. We are having many, many complaints from customers off of the AP.
Hi Rachael,
I'm not in the office today to look at the files myself but I will forward them to several others who should be able to go through them.
best regards,
Andy.
Hi Jnolla,
That looks pretty good !
Could you let us know a few things for comparison like bandwidth, range and downlink percentage ?
Do you know why Rodriguez Jorge is only getting MIMO-A ?
Thanks for sharing this, great to see good results in the field.
best regards,
Andy.
Hi Andy,
We have 3 plans:
15/5
25/10
35/15
Range on the AP is set to 15 miles. All of the customers for this sector are within the 2 mile range. AP is set to 75% downlink.
I'm not entirely sure why Rodriguez Jorge is in MIMO-A on AP. The SM shows as below:
Hi,
Thanks for the update, I agree SM end saying MIMO-B, but the Signal Strength ratio is 11dB V-H, so maybe there is an alignment issue causing the SM to switch between MIMO-A and MIMO-B. Worth keeping an eye on.
I was also interested in the bandwidth set on the radio, e.g. 20MHz, 30MHz or 40MHz ?
What group sizes were you getting in the linktest (the bit below your first screen shot) ?
Sorry for all the questions !
Nice to get feedback from the 'real world'.
best regards,
Andy.
Bandwidth is set to 40Mhz. Here is the group sizes.
Wow, that's pretty consistent group of 4 !
Thanks.
Andy.
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This wasn't our best but I'm still winning :)
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Thanks Thomas,
Those are some great results !
best regards,
Andy.
Thomas,
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Hi Felix,
How can we help you ?
best regards,
Andy.
Hi,
Now 16.0 is officially released it may be time to see if there are any improvements seen.
We can also do UL MUMIMO in this release, so aggregate throughput should see a boost if you are anywhere near the limits of the system.
I've got a few tests from our 'perfect' system that forms groups of 7 most of the time.
This is 20MHz, 2.5ms frame, 85% DL, 1 mile and 2 contention slots (AES-256 enabled).
The link test to multiple LUIDs now allows a choice of Bi-directional, downlink only or uplink only.
I'll attach a picture of each in turn.
best regards,
Andy.