Please excuse my silly question.
As far as I know, one AP-SM pair gives me ~6Mbps max aggregate throughput. What throughput does AP allow at all?
In other words, if I have 1 SM with an AP, it’ll get its 6M. What if I connect 100 SMs to an AP? Will each of them have 6M guaranteed, or AP will share its 6M among all of them?
Yours, Pavel.
argent_smith wrote: In other words, if I have 1 SM with an AP, it'll get its 6M. What if I connect 100 SMs to an AP? Will each of them have 6M guaranteed, or AP will share its 6M among all of them?
hi Pavel
the second one.
Actually standard AP have 7 Mbps aggregate while Advantage have 14 Mbps.
You can balance fixed download/upload rates on the AP.
For example, if you set the "Downlink rate" parameter to 60% you will have a maximum throughtput of 4200 kbps down and 2800 up.
Of course this will be the total bandwidth available among all SMs connected, depending on the needs of each one.
If only one SM is asking for bandwidth, it will achieve the maximum (4200/2800).
Ciao
Massimo