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The wireless connection experienced spikes during a meeting session us

Maheer
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Hello.

For the past 2 weeks, my users have experienced spike issues in their wireless connection when using Zoom for online meetings.

 

I have checked the user and AP wifi logs but there is no problem, I have also tried changing the power level assignment in WLC for APs that are close to the user, but to no avail.

 

On the user's laptop, I have also changed the network aggressiveness so that it doesn't move between APs, but there are still no results.

 

btw, the AP uses the C9210AXI-F and WLC C9800 versions.

 

Is there any other solution?

 

Please help. Thank You.

 

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marce1000
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  - Have an overall checkup of the WLC C9800 configuration with the CLI command show tech wireless and feed the 
    output from that into : Wireless Config Analyzer
    In the resulting Excell review all outputs , especially from the Wlc-checkresults tab , and the RF tab

  - Consider using 17.9.5 , especially  if  you are currently on a (very) old release or an already older release.

  - Checkout these info's concerning QoS and optimizing video :
              https://mrncciew.com/2021/10/06/9800-auto-qos/
              https://community.cisco.com/t5/wireless/edca-use-fastlane-or-optimized-video-voice-in-c9800/td-p/4796053

 M.
            



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RxTx
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You know that Zoom depends on WAN and other people's infrastructure, and there's more chance of problems there than on your wifi network.

I wouldn't touch my wifi if everything was working fine before this 2 weeks event.

Leo Laohoo
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What firmware is the controller on?
What is the uptime of the APs?

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