They were using scripts, and they do have a lot of single pol gear (airgrids), 
but nothing to explain why a lot of radios were locked
to MCS3 or MCS1....mostly fixed now.  we've been touching every radio

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Nick Bright 
  To: ubnt_users@wispa.org 
  Sent: Monday, August 7, 2017 1:25 PM
  Subject: Re: [Ubnt_users] why limit the mcs rate ?


  On 7/13/2017 8:54 PM, Jay Fuller - Cyber Broadband Inc. wrote:

     We have a 2.4 network we recently acquired - in going through some of the 
radios - we find several of them have 
    Max TX Rate locked in at MCS 1 - auto is unchecked.

    I've never seen a configuration like this nor have I ever heard of it being 
done.

    Why would someone do this?  What possible benefit could this have been?
  If a radio is on the verge of upshifting mod rates, but will shift back down; 
causing a flutter in mod rates; this can take up air time. In such case, you 
could fix the max mod rate to the lower of the two to stabilize performance; 
but you wouldn't want to go to MCS1.

  Maybe they did it to limit usage by limiting the bandwidth via mod rates? 
That's about the worst way to do it I can think of, but it would have that 
effect.

  Perhaps they were configuring the radios via a script, and it's an error? I 
saw that happen a couple of times when my field people restored backups on 
dissimilar hardware, it caused 2x2 units to get locked to MCS7.

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