----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 7:39
PM
Subject: Re: [smartBridges] Bringing up
the latency issue again new findings..
We are experiencing the same types of issues
all of the sudden.
Our setup is as follows, NOC (Router) ->
Motorola Canopy(NOC) -> Motorola Canopy (Hilltop) -> 5 port netgear
switch (Hilltop) -> 3 APPO's.
However our latency is all of the sudden coming
from the wireless side of our APPO's. If we ping from the router to
the access points we get 10ms or less round trip times. As soon as we
ping a client through the APPO from the router 100-600 ms ping times and
huge packet loss. Vice Versa, pinging from wireless customer to APPO
100-600 ms.
This has just started happening the last 2
days. We have not changed anything in the last 2 months.
Have added more customers to the APPO's on that
hilltop, however are not over 30 bridges on any one APPO.
Any help would be apprieciated.
TJ Burbank
Last Mile Wireless
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003
8:19 AM
Subject: [smartBridges] Bringing up
the latency issue again new findings..
Okay as you all know I have been having
latency issues when one or two people get on pings go thru the roof
100-600ms..
We ran a test from my partners house on
wireless. He faces are furthest tower which gets its backhaul from our
main tower 8 miles away. This remote tower he faces has 3 clients on it
right now and it has two APPO's one for backhaul (in client bridge mode)
and the other in Access point mode.
So we set up a constant ping to each radio in
the chain all the way to the main tower an noc.
1. Before starting the test we see <10 ms
to main tower to the noc about 30 -40 ( all cause the automatic
20ms+ latency the Motorola adds)
2. We start a bandwidth test and every
radio we ping stays at <10ms all the way to the main tower which
is good!!!
3. Now here is where we see the problem we
ping the radio at the tower that serves as the backhaul ( Motorola client
unit) the pings go way up to over 500ms at times????
anyone have any ides? all three radios at the
main tower are plugged into a dlink 5 port switch that has been working
great so I thought. I have the Motorola unit forced at 10 meg 1/2 duplex.
I tried setting it to full and 100 and no difference? I think I have found
where the problem lies just not sure why?
Any help would be appreciated as to what else
I can try??