The distance would have to be calculated based on a signal's time in
transit. I'd guess a clock failed. I couldn't say why that one unit or
location as opposed to any other.
On 5/14/2019 10:39 AM, Jason McKemie wrote:
I've got a micropop that uses a Nanostation M2 as an AP with about 9
clients. Over the past few years I've replaced it a couple of times
due to connectivity issues. They usually manifest themselves in the
AP interface as much higher distances than are actually the case
(normal distance .1 miles, AP says 5.2 miles). Is this bad hardware
or is this how Ubiquiti is showing interference? It would be strange
if it was interference since swapping the AP fixes it (a reboot also
fixes the issue temporarily), but it is also strange that the same bug
is continually showing up. Ideas?
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