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I have an AP that is showing 45% RX CRC errors. But the math in the interface counters doesn't seem to make any sense of this. Below are the RX Counters
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05-24-2018 10:16 PM
I have an AP that is showing 45% RX CRC errors. But the math in the interface counters doesn't seem to make any sense of this. Below are the RX Counters
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06-06-2018 08:13 AM
Hi James,
I would look at getting your AP230 on to a different firmware version. I've had some experience with issues on version 7. Version 6.5r9a is the version they recommend for the wave 1 access points. Even if this doesn't necessarily fix the stats, it would be worth ruling out and avoiding using this version given my experience in it. Personally, I would get the firmware changed and then check the stats on the 230 afterwards.
Kind regards
Nathan W
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06-04-2018 07:36 AM
Hi there,
I was interested in this after looking in to some issues myself recently and noticed that the figures seemed odd. However, if you add up all the rx frames it comes to 1061847451. Take off the rx CRC errors (478077826) and you're left with 583769625. So, divide the errors by the total (478077826 divided by 1061847451) and multiply the result by 100 to get the percent and you get 45. The maths works out by my understanding but I was previously unsure when looking through some counters myself.
I hope that clarifies it for you.
Nathan Walker
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05-31-2018 08:45 PM
Georgia, Could you please specify what 8.x firmware had reporting issues and what is considered latest firmware? I see 8.3r4 what seems to be newest version number and then there is 8.2r2 that was released after 8.3r4 for both AP230 and AP250.
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05-28-2018 12:53 PM
I posted to the other conversation with the same title, so in case they delete one of them as a duplicate here it is again- What firmware are you using? Some of the 8.x firmware had issues over-reporting interference in some fields, but I think the latest firmware is fine (no issues on my side at least).
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05-25-2018 04:26 PM
What is the HiveOs version and AP model?
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05-24-2018 10:17 PM
Below are the counters
247712919 rx data frames
243548753 rx unicast data frames
3471777 rx multicast data frames
692389 rx broadcast data frames
318301104 rx management frames
407590 rx BAR (Block Ack Request) frames
6468396 rx Retries
2% rx retry rate
478077826 rx CRC errors
45% rx CRC rate
47330 rx frame errors other than CRC
0 hw FIFO overrun
617 decryption failed
0 MIC failure
7986 rx frames dropped
66 frame too short
7920 frame too large
0 frame in other mode
