Stefan Sperling <[email protected]> writes: > You will need to narrow the problem down. So far, it's impossible to > tell what's actually going on when you see the problem. > Here's a few question that might or might not help with narrowing it down:
Stefan, thanks for your suggestions. I can answer a few of these up-front, the rest I can investigate and come back later. > Is it specific to 11n mode or also 11a/g? I have experienced this when in both 11n and 11g modes. I set the mode on the interface to 11g, and still experienced this. I am definitely seeing this in 11n mode also. As far as channels and 2 vs 5 GHz bands - I'll see if I can figure out if there's a pattern. > Are the any settings in the access point's configuration UI that make > a difference? It doesn't appear so. I tried disabling the 11g radio on the AP, and vice versa, the 11n radio - no difference. I also messed around a bit with the tx power, no difference. > Is the problem related to raoming, as in, if your AP offers the same ESSID > on multiple channels, does it "help" if you configure a unique ESSID per > frequency band/channel? That is indeed the configuration I have. However, for a day or so I was running with only a single AP and I was experiencing this problem. I now have 2 of the same APs, and it appears to happen no matter which one I'm connected to (APs are Ruckus R310). I have not tried setting a different SSID for the different bands (this is supported by the APs so I'll try it).
