Re: [smartBridges] How to get more thruput?

Tue, 09 Sep 2003 18:19:00 -0700

Is it any machine at that location or just one in particular?
I know that some older machines need their RWIN adjusted. I've seen this many times. Have you checked using a different pc at that client end?
Have you tried going to :

http://www.dslreports.com/tweeks

I usually do a tweek test when I turn a person on to make sure their machine(s) is optimized for broadband. Nothing worse than turning a customer on to a nice fast connection and them thinking your services is slower than it really is.

Also.
It's hard to tell what's going on, if you don't have all the details of the various links in the AP. Doesn't SB AP's tell you what the different connect rates is for each customer?
Not sure any of this helps
George





Blazen Wireless wrote:

Yep that would be nice I would have to agree even put it in the window on the APPO where it shows the clients that are associated or put it on at least the ABO side! That I agree would be awesome. Because I have this funny feeling it is a couple of my long out customers having the range issue and if I can get a repeater or another more direct tower closer to them it would be awesome and help them out as well..


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I WISH…I WISH…I WISH….SB COULD IMPLEMENT THIS?!?!?



    Put a feature in the aPPo that tells me what the aPPo is currently
    transmitting at (i.e. 11 or 5.5, etc) and on top of that, tell me
    which one of my clients is forcing the “fall back” from 11 Meg.



    I WISH…I WISH…I WISH!!  This would tell me which of my clients I
    need to tweak to optimize the network.  This is NOT, I repeat NOT,
    always the client with the lowest RSSI.  It is not that easy.



Sully



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    We have an APPO and ABO aprox 3.41 miles or less apart from each
    other. Best I can do to an internal server downloading a MP3 file
    (SHHHH) is aprox 1.3 meg. I have (had) the client radio set to RTS
    of aprox 800 set him to 2346 as a test and still was not any better.
    There was no heavy traffic on the network other then a few people on
    the same radio (APPO) as him we are talking total maybe 50kbps?



    Could it be that one of my further out customers (5-6 miles) is not
    getting 11 megs and keeping the radio at 1-5.5 megs at that speed
    and hosing it for the rest of the clients?



    What would be a test for that. Could there be some easy way to tell
    what the client is associated at so I can plan where to put more
    repeaters easier to set up to where I have every customer at 11 megs
    associated??



Thanks





    Martin & Steve
    Blazen Wireless
    www.blazenwireless.com <http://www.blazenwireless.com>



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