04-29-2016 07:52 PM - edited 07-05-2021 04:58 AM
Hi,
I am facing co-channel interference from mobile devices . We don't have control on these sources .In this case what are the action cisco wkc can take
Thanks
04-30-2016 12:01 AM
This is a very broad question. Please elaborate and provide more information:
1. WLC firmware;
2. AP model(s);
3. What country is the APs installed in?
04-30-2016 10:08 AM
Hi,
Ap installed in SA
ap 3700
version 3.03 .
My question is does the controller will change the channel of AP'S when it face severe CCI?
Or what action controller takes
Thanks
04-30-2016 10:51 AM
My question is does the controller will change the channel of AP'S when it face severe CCI?
Yes & no.
Let's presume there's a large rectangular building and the entrance & exit are at the end of the building.
Let's presume CleanAir is enabled.
Ok, so here's how it goes:
There's a guy who comes in from one end of the building and he's got a BT headset. The APs closest to the BT headset will determine how strong the interference is. The APs nearest the BT headset will look at the strength of the co-channel interference. Since it's very strong, the AP will change channel. The other APs who can detect the BT evaluate the strength of the co-channel interference. If there the strength is low, then the AP does nothing. The APs at the other end of the building but away from the BT interference, sees nothing so they do nothing.
04-30-2016 08:51 PM
Hi,
Lets assume ap1 ,ap2 ,ap3,ap4 is running 1 ,6,11 and 1 respectively. And a portable router nearby ap1 which is also running channel 1 ,clients are getting more signal than from AP1 .
If ap1 change to channel from 1 to 11 there will from co-channel interference from the neighbor AP .
Does beam-forming will solve the problem ?
Thanks
05-02-2016 12:27 AM
Beam forming has nothing to do with co-channel interference.
If ap1 change to channel from 1 to 11 there will from co-channel interference from the neighbor AP .
If WLC Dynamic Channel Assignment (DCA) is turned on then the neighbor AP will change channels. If WLC Tx Power Control (TPC) then the controller can change the TX power of the AP. Both DCA & TPC are tools WLC can use to minimize co-channel interference.
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