We run several UN networks in mesh mode. Often 1 master with 2-3 meshed AP's. In some of those networks we encounter frequent heartbeat loses on the meshed AP's. Does anyone know if these losses really mean that clients suffer from outages or is it just a problem in the management information between master en mesh?
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Michael Brado, Official Rep
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For APs to maintain Mesh, they must see each other at >= 25 RSSI.
You can review the AP's support info, for client details which will show the other AP as a client.
Mesh AP have very low RSSI value to establish a mesh connection to the root AP. The optimum value suggested to have is 30 - 35 RSSI.
### MESH Uplink History ###
BSSID S LastSeen Ch AdvUpl SmpUpl CalcUpl RSSI/UL/NF Flt IF UR D Seen Management-MAC SSID IP
c0:8a:de:a3:1e:c3 U 77079 11 130.00 12.00 12.00 19/13/-105 u - u 1 12 c0:8a:de:23:1e:c0 Mesh-101103000023 192.168.64.78
c0:8a:de:a3:1e:c3 U 77045 11 130.00 12.00 12.00 19/13/-105 u - u 1 48 c0:8a:de:23:1e:c0 Mesh-101103000023 192.168.64.78
c0:8a:de:a3:1e:c3 U 75446 11 130.00 18.00 18.00 20/14/-105 u - u 1 48 c0:8a:de:23:1e:c0 Mesh-101103000023 192.168.64.78
You can review the AP's support info, for client details which will show the other AP as a client.
Mesh AP have very low RSSI value to establish a mesh connection to the root AP. The optimum value suggested to have is 30 - 35 RSSI.
### MESH Uplink History ###
BSSID S LastSeen Ch AdvUpl SmpUpl CalcUpl RSSI/UL/NF Flt IF UR D Seen Management-MAC SSID IP
c0:8a:de:a3:1e:c3 U 77079 11 130.00 12.00 12.00 19/13/-105 u - u 1 12 c0:8a:de:23:1e:c0 Mesh-101103000023 192.168.64.78
c0:8a:de:a3:1e:c3 U 77045 11 130.00 12.00 12.00 19/13/-105 u - u 1 48 c0:8a:de:23:1e:c0 Mesh-101103000023 192.168.64.78
c0:8a:de:a3:1e:c3 U 75446 11 130.00 18.00 18.00 20/14/-105 u - u 1 48 c0:8a:de:23:1e:c0 Mesh-101103000023 192.168.64.78
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We usually look at the mesh-topologie screen within the AP menu and aim for a signal strengt of 25 minimum but preferably higher. In reply above you are suggesting a different method to find out the signal strenght but to be honest, I don't know were to find this information
Phil Coverdale, Principal Technical Support Engineer
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Hi Sander,
This information can be found in the support log of an AP.
You can also access this information from the command line.
'get mesh' will display what you're looking for.
Can you please confirm that the signal strength of 25 that you're aiming for is a dBm value?
Phil.
This information can be found in the support log of an AP.
You can also access this information from the command line.
'get mesh' will display what you're looking for.
Can you please confirm that the signal strength of 25 that you're aiming for is a dBm value?
Phil.
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