I have a Customer set up in the fololowing situation. They are using a reflector dish. 5.2GHz SM.
Session Status REGISTERED
Registered AP 0a-00-3e-00-b7-99
RSSI 907
Jitter 5
Air Delay 368 (approximately 3.42 miles (18032 feet))
Radio Slicing Value 590 (decimal)
Radio Transmit Gain Setting 20 (decimal)
Radio Temperature 47°C/117°F
Radio Power Level -76 dBm
LUID 2
LINK TEST
Current Results Status
Stats for LUID: 2 Test Duration: 5
Downlink RATE: 3263795 bps
Uplink RATE: 1758515 bps
Downlink Efficiency: 99 Percent
Max Downlink Index: 100
Actual Downlink Index: 99
Expected Frag Count: 31873
Actual Frag Count: 31957
Uplink Efficiency: 100 Percent
Expected Frag Count: 17173
Actual Frag Count: 17173
I have SYNC and SESSION traps set up on the AP unit this SM is Synched to. We had really bad weather, and I got about 20 traps of a resynch.
Am I getting rain fade even with the reflector? Any other way to see if this is having or going to have a detrimental effect on the clients performance, without advertising that their might eb a problem? (Sensative customer we have had many issues with)
Any Comments are welcome.
Thanks
We had a SM that perfromed similarly to the one you described…similar RSSI and Jitter.
The RF path was thorugh the top of a tree and each time it rained the extra water on the leaves caused the link to degrade.
We solved the problem by adding a reflector.
At another site we had to change the Freq…due to interference.
Hope this helps!