Thank you for sharing such detailed information! You've already covered a lot of critical areas, which helps narrow down the possible causes. Given the significant drop in speed when users move inside the room, it sounds like there might be a physical or environmental factor within that specific room impacting the signal, even if the RSSI and SNR values appear solid.
Here are a few things to consider trying:
Reflection or Absorption: Sometimes, certain materials in walls, furniture, or even particular objects can reflect or absorb signals differently, causing drastic speed drops. If feasible, try moving some objects or repositioning the AP to see if it affects the connection quality.
Multipath Interference: Even without channel interference, signal reflection within the room can cause multipath issues, leading to inconsistent performance. This is often observed in rooms with lots of metallic or reflective surfaces.
Testing with Another AP: If possible, you could test with a different AP temporarily to rule out any specific hardware-related quirks with the current AP.
Lowering Power Output: Sometimes reducing the AP’s transmit power can improve performance within confined spaces as it might reduce signal reflection.
If you can provide the debug reports, that would be great! We’ll look out for any clues in those logs that might explain this room-specific connectivity issue.
