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2.4GHz Disable Low Data Rates

mykhuzaimi
Level 1
Level 1

Hi,

 

i go through wlc menu best practice and see option for disable data rates. From there notes The 2.4Ghz Data Rates of 1, 2, 5.5 Mbps should be disabled and 11 Mbps set to not mandatory for better performance.

 

Default 2.4ghz data rates:

1 mandatory
2 mandatory
5.5 mandatory
6 supported
9 supported
11 mandatory
12 supported

 

is this correct after modified:

1 disable
2 disable
5.5 disable
6 mandatory
9 disable
11 supported
12 mandatory

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Arshad Safrulla
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

1 disable
2 disable
5.5 disable
6 mandatory disable
9 disable
11 supported I would leave this disabled if I don't have to support any legacy devices (802.11b)
12 mandatory

 

 

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802.11g devices will be supported. All rates below the Mandatory rate should be disabled, so set 12 mandatory. 

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Arshad Safrulla
VIP Alumni
VIP Alumni

1 disable
2 disable
5.5 disable
6 mandatory disable
9 disable
11 supported I would leave this disabled if I don't have to support any legacy devices (802.11b)
12 mandatory

 

 

if this setting, how about 802.11g client. only 12 one mandatory? the rest 24 set mandatory or supported.

802.11g devices will be supported. All rates below the Mandatory rate should be disabled, so set 12 mandatory. 

Leo Laohoo
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

In my 2.4 Ghz & 5.0 Ghz deployment, I have 1- to 11 Mbps disabled, 18-, 36- and 54 Mbps set to Mandatory.  

We also made a network-wide policy that any wireless client that do not adhere to this settings will not be allowed -- And we have told several business units that we are no longer "bending over backwards".

our issue is coverage, can't reduce data rates too much

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