05-30-2025 09:49 PM - edited 05-30-2025 11:07 PM
Hello everyone, good time.
I have a wireless link. At different times, the connection between the radio and the switch is constantly up and down, and the bandwidth fluctuates between 100 megabits and 1 gigabit.
I also tested the network cable on the switch. The network cable is OK in terms of the connection of the wires according to the standard. There are several possibilities here: either the network cable is faulty. Either the radio's ether port is faulty or the switch port is faulty. I moved the switch port, but the problem still exists.
Do you think there is a solution?
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05-31-2025 12:23 AM
@chpmotry wrote:
At different times, the connection between the radio and the switch is constantly up and down, and the bandwidth fluctuates between 100 megabits and 1 gigabit.
conf t
interface Gi 3/0/48
speed auto 100
end
See if that stabilizes the connection. Keep this link under observation for, at a minimum, a week.
05-30-2025 10:50 PM
- Check the logs on the switch to investigate further,
M.
05-30-2025 11:08 PM
I attached switch loggs on my post now
05-30-2025 11:15 PM
- @chpmotry Ok, can you also check logs on the mikrotek station bridge ?
M.
05-30-2025 11:22 PM
Unfortunately, I turned the radio off and on and its logs stored in RAM were erased. But I saw them before they were deleted. In a day, for about two to three hours, at intervals of a few minutes, its Ethernet link connected to the switch would go up and down regularly. And sometimes the bandwidth would drop from one gigabit to a hundred megabits.
05-31-2025 12:15 AM
- @chpmotry In my opinion the problem is related to the external infrastructure : bridge and access point , not the switch. Try to get logs from those anyway and or tweak network settings on the bridge , if possible,
M.
05-31-2025 12:23 AM
@chpmotry wrote:
At different times, the connection between the radio and the switch is constantly up and down, and the bandwidth fluctuates between 100 megabits and 1 gigabit.
conf t
interface Gi 3/0/48
speed auto 100
end
See if that stabilizes the connection. Keep this link under observation for, at a minimum, a week.
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