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Band Select - Acceptable Client RSSI.

dhurshowy — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 04:06:57 GMT

Band Select, "Acceptable Client RSSI".

Is the RSSI in this parameter the RSSI measured from the 2.4GHz or 5GHz?

Is it the signal the client measures from the AP, or the signal that the AP measures from the client? (I assume AP measures from client).

Also how would you go about determining a "good" setting for "Probe Cycle Count (for a client neutral network)? The default is 2 but I think it used to be 4. 4x200ms (scan cycle period threshold) is 'only' 800ms which is not all that long IMO if it helps more traffic get to 5GHz.

Thank you.

-Dale-

Re: Band Select - Acceptable Client RSSI.

Scott Fella — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 08:50:11 GMT

Dale,

The RSSI is measured from the 2.4ghz and it's from the AP not the client. Does this work all the time... No it doesn't. The issue you might see from extending the default settings is the device might not connect at all. The client device will make the final determination. You will need to test and decide what works for your devices.

Here Is a good link.

http://itnetworkingpros.wordpress.com/2010/11/10/cisco-band-select/

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Band Select - Acceptable Client RSSI.

dhurshowy — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 16:33:07 GMT

Thanks very much for the reply. As mentioned our network is vendor neutral, so all devices and all models so I guess we'll start at an RSSI of -70 and a probe cycle count of 2 and monitor and optimize from there. I had seen that link and it was the best one I was able to fine as well.

Re: Band Select - Acceptable Client RSSI.

Scott Fella — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 16:37:41 GMT

Yeah that link best describes it. Just don't be surprised if some of your devices never connect to the 5ghz. I would make sure that your devices have no issues when you enable it or tweak it.

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