ā11-25-2021 01:41 AM
We have a group of 6 Cisco 1832 access points providing Wi-Fi access for our offices,
1 set as a controller for all, all but one are working acceptably.
tried troubleshooting to figure cause of connection problem until just recently found that its channel utilization is @ 95-99% for 5GHz when no user is connected on that channel, also @ 70% for 2.4GHz with 5-7 connections.
also interference is showing 99% for 5GHz & 35-45% for 2.4GHz
Would appreciate any help on why this could be and how to fix?
& if it would explain why users are complaining of the Wi-Fi connection in that section of the network.
Regards,
MGerguis
ā11-25-2021 02:04 AM
As a workaround you could move to 40 MHz channels on 5 GHz which gives you plenty more channels to avoid these problematic ones.
Have you someone with a spectrum analyser available? With that tool the source of interference can be very often determined.
ā11-25-2021 03:06 AM - edited ā11-25-2021 03:28 AM
4 channels? Who's the "genius" who enabled 160 Mhz channel width?
Talk about "self-inflicted injuries".
ā11-25-2021 03:49 AM
Currently for this Access Point we are using 80MHz channel width, it is more of testing what could be a solution for this problem. What also missed to mention that sometimes we only need to restart the Access point & all is working ok again on same previous channels that were in use before.
ā11-25-2021 04:08 AM
Bring it down to 40 Mhz channel bond and see if it makes things better.
ā11-29-2021 08:09 AM
If the 40 MHz don't help (still showing 99% usage), make sure there is no other radiating source nearby, like a 4G inhouse mobile antenna. Always keep at least 1 meter distance between different radiating sources.
Discover and save your favorite ideas. Come back to expert answers, step-by-step guides, recent topics, and more.
New here? Get started with these tips. How to use Community New member guide