Speed connection only 65Mb

[Anatoly Fanrus]

Hello,

could you help me,  i'm configuring a standalone AP 2602 with IOS 15.2.

When i connect to AP from my notebook i only get 65Mb speed, when i connect to other APs from the notebook my speed connection 150-300Mb.

What configuration(CLI) do i need to be able to connect to the AP on connection speed to 130-450Mb ? Currently I connect to SSID with WPA2 encryption and "speed default" on radio 0 interface.

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Thank you

[Richard Atkin]

It might be easier if you just paste the config / attach as a text file so people can take a look at the problem rather than just guessing.

[Anatoly Fanrus]

ok,

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dot11 ssid TEST

  authen open

  authen key-management wpa

  guest-mode

  infrastructure-ssid

  wpa-psk ascii 0 ******

bridge irb

interface Dot11radio0

  no ip address

  no ip route-cache

  ecnryption mode ciphers aes-ccm

  ssid TEST

  antenna gain 0

  stbc

  station-role root

  world-mode dot11d country-code RU indoor

  bridge-group 1

  bridge-group 1 subscriber-loop-control

  bridge-group 1 spanning-disabled

  bridge-group 1 block-unknown-source

  no bridge-group 1 source-learning

  no bridge-group 1 unicast-flooding

bridge 1 route ip

[Leo Laohoo]

You're not helping.

This is all you've got in your config????

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[Richard Atkin]

Post the entire Config please..

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[Stephen Rodriguez · Accepted solution]

dot11 ssid TEST

  authen open

  authen key-management wpa "version 2"

  guest-mode

  infrastructure-ssid < not needed unless you are bridging>

  wpa-psk ascii 0 ******

In your SSID config you need to add 'version 2' in the authentication key-management line

HTH,
Steve

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[Jian Zheng]

I have a picture may be help you

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[Anatoly Fanrus]

Thank you so much, Steve!