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Apple MacBook Sierra Wireless WIFI 5GHZ
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Valter_Veiga
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10-03-2017
09:02 AM
MacBook running HighSierra in wireless 5Ghz very instable in access-points 3825, 3805, 3912 with controller C25 running v10.31.04 ou v10.31.04.
After a week of testes the best solution is: Disable 5Ghz and use the 2.4Ghz interface Only
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Valter_Veiga
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10-04-2017
07:37 AM
Hello Umut,
At the moment, the best solution is to disable 5Ghz.
I will run a test with Sam "setup" and I Will give the feed back.
VVeiga
Umut_Aydin
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10-04-2017
07:37 AM
Hi Valter,
disable 11k ( on all VSN please which is on the AP- not only on the affected VNS) and fast-transition if enabled.
Did you look on the client driver site if you make any updates ?!
If nothing helps please open a case in GTAC
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10-03-2017
05:14 PM
No, Management Frame Protection DIsable.
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10-03-2017
05:14 PM
Just curious - is the Management Frame Protection is Enabled on WLAN ?
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10-03-2017
12:30 PM
Jeremy, tested with similar settings... the same.
This is and Access-Point with only 1 Client.
When I disable the 5Ghz the client moves to 2.4Ghz.
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