sounds like self interference to me. I do not know about sync on UBNT
but that is what I would look at.
Tom Fadgen
coastinet.com
On Thursday 05/10/2017 at 12:32 pm, Forbes Mercy wrote:
I'm baffled at diagnosing this one. I have a very busy tower with 14
AP's fed by two links that move about 6-700Mbs at peak hours. During
those hours customers that during the day are running CCQ's in the
90's
suddenly drop to 60-70% ccq and their pings go from a 30ms average up
to
2000+ms only during peak usage. This seems to run across many
connections to the tower. My techs have tried everything to find the
problem, we run heavy duty Mikrotik routers at that tower and it's fed
by a licensed 11ghz and a fiber fed AF24.
The frequencies are well spaced and these are happening on Prisim AC2
radios (although in mixed mode, non-synced) as one particular customer
is on an XW NB22. We checked for surrounding customer noise such as
router/AP's, nothing. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Forbes Mercy
Washington Broadband, Inc.
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