Hi Nate, I am operating 13 BaseStation sites, AP-1000 w/ SA-4400 v4.31
providing service to a mixture of RG-1100 v4.27/v4.31 + Windows & Linux
Clients. I have never seen the exact kind of problem you are describing.
If the problem is configuration related, it would help to know how your Base
Station configuration is different. Could you post a config file so we can
have a look at it?
My $0.02 worth of advice: 99.9% of all problems revolve around an N-Type
connector somewhere.
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On 2003-May-04 at 5:37 PM Nate McLain wrote:
>I see this same problem on a flashrom unit I have that has 3 sectors. I
>monitor a client on each sector and I have the EXACT same problem. My
>outage
>is NEVER on all 3 sectors at once. And it happens on no given pattern as
>well. I have wondered about this in the past and also asked about it on the
>list. If anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear them!!
>
>Nate
>
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>From: karlnet-bounces@WISPNotes.com
>[mailto:karlnet-bounces@WISPNotes.com]On Behalf Of Brett Hays
>Sent: Sunday, May 04, 2003 2:48 PM
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>Subject: [Karlnet] Having random outages, Karlnet AP1000, RG Clients -
>Help
>
>
>I am hoping someone on the list with more experience than me can tell me
>what may be going on here or has had a similar problem and solved it.
>
>4.31 Karlnet on AP1000, amped omni
>
>21 RG1100 clients (all on 4.31)
>
>At random times and never lasting more than 10 minutes or so, from 4 to 7
>of
>the clients will be down. The clients that go down share nothing in common
>as far as geography or signal strength, etc. In terms of signal, some of
>the best and some of the worst are involved...In terms of geography, I have
>two clients with identical hardware on either side of the same street, the
>one closer to the tower is always involved in this problem and the one a
>block farther away never is.
>
>When I check the interface monitor on the AP1000 when this is happening,
>FCS
>errors seem high. In 60,000 frames the last time, there were 7500 FCS
>errors.
>
>Can anyone suggest any possibilities? Could it be interference closer in
>to
>the tower? If so, and it is strong enough to knock out the clients it does
>with very strong signals why aren't all effected?
>
>I really appreciate any suggestions or help.
>
>Brett Hays
>Hometown Online
>www.htonline.net
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