04-02-2024 07:36 PM
if on the 5500 wlc, i check a wifi client statistic, and the SNR = 0 but the RSSI = -50 meaning what??
is it the Signal level from AP is v good, yet the environment noise v high causing the overall signal to be poor?
does a SNR =0 resulting any issue to a wifi client???
04-02-2024 07:41 PM
Meaning it is a very noisy environment.
04-02-2024 08:20 PM
if it's on 2.4Ghz, i still can change band to 5Ghz.
but if it's already on 5Ghz, then how?
04-02-2024 09:27 PM
Find out which AP this wireless client has joined. Post the complete output to the following command:
show ap auto-rf 802.11a <AP NAME>
04-02-2024 09:56 PM - edited 04-05-2024 07:58 PM
So from the output below seem like the issue is not on any external interference factors and more on the Wifi issue issue itself?
(Cisco Controller) >show ap auto-rf 802.11a AP58
Number Of Slots.................................. 2
AP Name.......................................... AP58
04-06-2024 10:57 AM
Hi, You didn't paste the whole config. Is SNR always 0 for the client/clients ? Low SNR means very noisy environment as mentioned by @Leo Laohoo . But it stays 0 always probably a cosmetic bug with wlc or ap.
04-06-2024 07:56 PM
Not helpful output.
I am not assisting any further until I see more useful information.
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