How to determine the ap is working on mesh or wired backhaul?
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‎03-16-2022 06:29 PM
# show acsp
Interface Channel select state Primary channel Channel width Power ctrl state Tx power(dbm) Use Last Selection
--------- --------------------- ---------------- ------------- --------------------- ------------- ---------------------
Wifi0 Enable 1 20 Enable 16 Channel:No Power:No
Wifi1 Enable 149 40 Enable 13 Channel:No Power:No
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then, I unplug the AP's RJ45, after a while it automatically mesh through wifi backhual with the other AP
ah230-703a40_hkxd_living#show acsp
Interface Channel select state Primary channel Channel width Power ctrl state Tx power(dbm) Use Last Selection
--------- --------------------- ---------------- ------------- --------------------- ------------- ---------------------
Wifi0 Enable 1 20 Enable 16 Channel:No Power:No
Wifi1 Enable 36 40 Enable 13 Channel:No Power:No
ah230-703a40_hkxd_living#show amrp nei
wifi1.1:
885b:ddb7:56e0 192.168.9.148 TWO-WAY cost mine/peer(20/86) lastRx-u/b(1/7 sec) flip(0/0/20)
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and I plug back this AP's RJ45:
ah230-703a40_hkxd_living#show amr nei
eth0:
885b:dd13:ad40 192.168.9.144 recv 0 sec ago
885b:ddb7:56c0 192.168.9.148 recv 0 sec ago
wifi1.1:
885b:ddb7:56e0 192.168.9.148 TWO-WAY cost mine/peer(20/83) lastRx-u/b(1/5 sec) flip(3/0/26)
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ah230-703a40_hkxd_living#show acsp
Interface Channel select state Primary channel Channel width Power ctrl state Tx power(dbm) Use Last Selection
--------- --------------------- ---------------- ------------- --------------------- ------------- ---------------------
Wifi0 Enable 1 20 Enable 16 Channel:No Power:No
Wifi1 Enable 36 40 Enable 13 Channel:No Power:No
so, my question is: how to determine which mode the ap is working after the wired backhual restored? stay on wireless backhual or switch back to wired backhual?
but no matter what, stay the same channel with neighbor ap is not a good idea, afterall, it will create unnecessary interference and decrease the wifi performance.
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‎03-18-2022 01:41 AM
Could you append the output of show interface for that device
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‎03-18-2022 09:49 AM
ah230-703a40_hkxd_living#show int
State=Operational state; Chan=Channel;
Radio=Radio profile; U=up; D=down;
Name MAC addr Mode State Chan(Width) VLAN Radio Hive SSID
----------- -------------- ------------ ----- ------------- ---- ---------- ---------- ----------
Mgt0 c867:5e70:3a40 - U - 9 - vhm_hkxd -
Agg0 c867:5e70:3a43 backhaul D - 9 - vhm_hkxd -
Eth0 c867:5e70:3a40 backhaul U - 9 - vhm_hkxd -
Eth1 c867:5e70:3a41 backhaul D - 9 - vhm_hkxd -
Red0 c867:5e70:3a42 backhaul D - 9 - vhm_hkxd -
Wifi0 c867:5e70:3a50 access U 1(20MHz) - rp_ng0 - -
Wifi0.1 c867:5e70:3a54 access U 1(20MHz) - rp_ng0 vhm_hkxd hkxd_24
Wifi1 c867:5e70:3a60 dual U 36(40MHz) - rp_ac0 - -
Wifi1.1 c867:5e70:3a60 backhaul U 36(40MHz) 9 rp_ac0 vhm_hkxd -
Wifi1.2 c867:5e70:3a64 access U 36(40MHz) - rp_ac0 vhm_hkxd hkxd
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‎03-16-2022 07:13 PM
