Hello Team,
This is my first engagement in Outdoor Wireless Design / Troubleshooting.
We have a Client who is having issues in Outdoor Wireless . They are located near the Airport / Establishments so they are getting continuous radar hits on their outdoor access points.
For me to understand this and correct me if i am wrong.
1) Whenever there is a radar hit on lets say Root Access Point , it will go down for 60 seconds and any mesh access point associated with this root ap will also go down for 60 second??
2) What if we can backhaul RAP and MAP on 2.4Ghz ? and keep 5hz for Client Serving? what is a best practice here. Shall we backhaul RAP & MAP as well as client connectivity traffic on 5Ghz? and what will happen in this if there is a radar hit.
3) To overcome this RAP / MAP Challenge , can we suggest to have all ap's in local mode (Although it will be additional cost of laying cables etc) but this will minimize the impact of radar hits on fewer access points rather than all RAP and MAPs are shutting down for 60 secs. in that case only access point which will get the radar hit will have a period of 60 sec when its off-network .
4) what are the best recommendations in these kind of scenarios.
Looking forward here your suggestion.
