Tim -

Have you examined the performance data the AP collects about each client
connection which is stored in the Mobility Conductor (fka MM)?

What does the Client Health metric tell you about each device?

Are you aware of the CLI commands you can execute on the MM/AP to look at
VERY detailed client connectivity characteristics?  Don't remember the
exact syntax, but it's in the neighborhood of ap debug client table and ap
debug client stats.  For example, you can pull debug stats on the Apple
devices that will show how many packets Tx/Rx at specific WiFi data rates
that the AP supports.  You can look at retry frames.  etc.

-- David

On Fri, Jun 4, 2021 at 10:18 AM Tim Tyler <ty...@beloit.edu> wrote:

> Wifi experts,
>
>
>
> We are running Aruba MM with two controllers on 8.7.3.  Our AP’s are
> mostly AP-225’s.
>
> I have had complaints from one of our tech rooms that they were getting a
> poor signal.  I finally got around to testing that room out.  The location
> of the AP to this room is in an adjacent room.  When I test with Windows
> PC’s and Droid phones, the signal and performance is just fine.  When we
> tested with Macs and iphones, the signal strength was amazingly weak for
> all of them.  We tested with two Macs and two iphones as well as multiple
> PC’s and Android phones.  Only the Apple devices had weak signals.  Have
> any of you experienced a weaker antenna performance with your Apple devices
> on your campuses?
>
>
>
> If I put an AP in the room, the Apple devices are fine.  But I am
> surprised I would have to do this.  I would not have expected Apple devices
> to have weaker antennas.
>
>
>
> I did check in Airwave to make sure at least one of the Macs was still
> connecting to the same AP.  Any thoughts from anyone?
>
>
>
>
>
> Tim Tyler
>
> Network Engineer
>
> Beloit College
>
>
>
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