Again....YUP, same here. I think the noise values appear every now and then but they are normally reported at -95. I really doubt that is the noise level. I have my cards flashed with 1.56 or somethi
How is your SNR when you do a link test? Seems like anything under 20+ and you'll certainly see these issues. -bob -- Original Message -- From: <bradlists@mnns.com> To: <karlnet@WISPNotes.com> Sent:
bridging and NAT? I thought it was one or the other but not both! -bob -- Original Message -- From: "Zac Baala" <zack@goldenit.com.au> To: <karlnet@WISPNotes.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 11:1
I've used the RG and RF-linx amp together with a 15V 1.1a ps. I tried an 18v 1.5a for about 2 weeks, it worked fine until one day...it just stopped working. I power-cycled the setup...but it wouldn't
I've seen on links that have weak signals or have good signals but are greater than 5 miles. If I go to the IP of the RG, it works....just not from the AP.
That describes my scenario well. 42 customers on one interface. have more than 40 customers connecting on a single wireless interface. I hardly ever see this happen when there are less than 20 custom
I've played with the bandwidth limiting in both 3.88 and 4.x. It doesn't seem to work very well. If it set a user to 256K, they were getting like 80K. If I set them to 290K, they got about 220K. If I
You know...to a large extent, it just doesn't seem to matter. Even with 40+ clients on a single AP, (all 256k/256K) I just don't have problems. Latency stays low on the local network. The Mikrotik ro
I've not tried a ping flood....I would imagine that most networks would experience packet loss during ping floods. I can do 64byte pings to these guys for hours without loosing a packet. (or maybe 1
Alright, I'm about ready to replace all the stupid RG-1000's I have with WET11's. This is getting rediculous. Everytime a wind storm rolls through, many of my customers have to power cycle their radi
That's the thing... the SNR varies from 16dbm to 40dbm It just doesn't seem to matter. It does seem like the lower the SNR (or signal) the more often it happens. Although...I have two customers that