MT equipment, Old Prisim radios, 2 sectors bridged at ap, entire network is
routed and bandwidth control on all served customers. Sometimes the site
gets congested and customers indicate that performance gets slow. approx
60-65 customers between the two sectors.
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 9:12 AM,
In the old days of using Breezecom Pro.11 gear tweaking RTS helped heaps.
Generally setting RTS on the AP to 1600 and on the SM's at about 50 was the
trick. YMMV.
Matt
On Mon, May 11, 2009 at 12:45 PM, Jack Unger jun...@ask-wi.com wrote:
Don't assume that a hidden-node problem is the
Yes but experiment with different thresholds on the SM's starting with
500 bytes instead of 50.
jack
Matt wrote:
In the old days of using Breezecom Pro.11 gear tweaking RTS helped heaps.
Generally setting RTS on the AP to 1600 and on the SM's at about 50 was the
trick. YMMV.
Matt
OK.. first off, I have to know where rabbtux rabbtux comes from.. I have
wondered that for years. :)
And on this page I try and explain RTS/CTS thresholds and how I changed
mine to improve my customers experience:
http://tranzeofaq.com/RTS-CTS.html
I hope this helps, feedback is appreciated.
Greetings,
We have a busy site with two sectors bridged that covers a large area. With
moderate traffic on the site, clients see a large slow up. This is probably
due to the hidden node effect. What are the best practices using RTS/CTS to
improve performance and what are the tradeoffs? Yes I
What equipment are you using and how many clients are you supporting per
sector?
ryan
rabbtux rabbtux wrote:
Greetings,
We have a busy site with two sectors bridged that covers a large area. With
moderate traffic on the site, clients see a large slow up. This is probably
due to the
Don't assume that a hidden-node problem is the biggest contributor to
the slowups that you're seeing.
Going to a routed network may give you a better improvement than RTS/CTS.
jack
rabbtux rabbtux wrote:
Greetings,
We have a busy site with two sectors bridged that covers a large area.
Routing will help considerably, and also coming with reasonable
bandwidth control plans for all of the customers, enforced at the AP.
I can get 40-50 people on an 802.11b AP with mostly 384k and 640k
bandwidth packages.These are also bursted, and half speed on the
upload, so on a
