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Mesh between AP130 and AP150w

Mesh between AP130 and AP150w

Alexander4
New Contributor II

I want to use a AP150w without LAN connection as mesh and the ethernet ports for connecting wired clients.

I have set up a wireless network which runs ok. Then i configure the AP150 on wifi0 as backhaul mesh and choose the same channel as on the wired AP130. But after a restart, the AP150w will not mesh connect to the AP130. And, i see no Neighboring Devices on the AP150w, while using a wired connection. Strange.

May anybody share some light with me. I am totally lost.

Thanks for help.

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ashley_finch
Contributor III

You'll need to enabled this on the AP130 also in order for the 150 to mesh. It may not come up instantly, but if you keep check on the show amrp neighbor you should see it come up shortly after.

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Alexander4
New Contributor II

Sorry Sam,

i did not understand your answer, so i have to write mine new. OK, first you say, the RSSI of the SSID i want to connect to is too loud. OK, but, may you please check the SSID "Gescht" from my AP130 and AP230, which are also on 2,4 Ghz.

OK, then i will move my AP150w (Mesh) closer to my AP130/AP230, just in case...

I will come backup to you..

Many thanks for help...

Alexander

samantha_lynn
Esteemed Contributor III

Thanks for that data. I checked your background scans, and we're getting a few in but not many. I wouldn't be surprised if you have long gaps between when one goes through, which might explain a lapse in data. To show you what I'm seeing:

show interface wifi0:780dac0b5efa47d8ac98619dfda97ca5_0690c000007TKFGAA4.png

 

Show interface wifi1:

wifi1_BGS

Since we did get a few background scans in, I checked your neighbors and it was populating with a few (show acsp neighbor). There is one I think will cause some issues for your Mesh connection:

show_acsp_neighbor

We want that RSSI value between -75 and -100. Anything in the -50's to 0 is too loud, and will be especially problematic for Mesh connections.

 

I also noticed a 36% CRC failure rate on wifi0, that doesn't bode well for Mesh either, that tells us that 36% of your wireless traffic on this radio is too damaged to read and had to be resent at least one time. I would recommend sticking to wifi1 for your Mesh traffic if you aren't already.

Alexander4
New Contributor II

Sorry, i got it. macOS safari problem within Version 12.0.3... 😞

So, here is the data.

Many thanks for help.

Alexander

samantha_lynn
Esteemed Contributor III

If you are using HiveManager Connect, you won't have access to the Tools tab without upgrading to a paid version of HiveManager. As an alternative, could you try obtaining tech data via the CLI of the AP (https://thehivecommunity.aerohive.com/s/article/Collecting-Tech-Data-via-CLI)?

Alexander4
New Contributor II

Hello Sam,

thanks for helping me.

I'm in HM (NG), but when i select "Tools" from the "Menubar", i can not select "Utilities", it simply does not open! Sorry, but i don`t get it...

kind regards

Alexander

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