11-19-2020 03:31 PM
I'm having a packet loss problem with the MacBook Pro 15 "2018 (Core i7 - many units) when I use the UNII-3 channels. I don't have this packet loss problem on our Dell Devices or any other using this channel plan.
Would it be some adjustment that I have to make to be compatible?
Ap Model: AP7532i
Version: 7.4.1.0
12-02-2020 03:41 PM
Richard,
Any details around the following will help to evaluate the feedback that you will provide:
1- Deployment type i.e. single site, multi-site.
2- Do you have multiple RF-Domains on the same VLAN?
3- How is the MiNT implemented? VLAN based L1 or IP based L1/L2?
Regards,
Ovais
12-02-2020 03:06 AM
Hello Ovais,
I am suspecting Layer 2 leaks from another RF-Domain on this same RF-Domain. APs are failing to communicate with the MiNT protocol. They do not report to VX and the connection is intermittent.
In this same office, there is a part where I have almost 30 APs with low power and there Roaming does not work properly.
I will schedule a maintenance and post the feedback here.
Thank you for support!
11-19-2020 07:35 PM
Hi Richard,
Sounds like a client-side capability issue to me, could be a much-needed wireless interface driver update. Did you check the RF stats on the AP with two device i.e. Dell and MacBook side by side to see if there is a difference in the fundamental RF parameter such as SNR, RSSI etc.?
In terms of WiFi settings:
1- What channel width, data rates, beacon interval are you using?
2- Is the packet loss seen while roaming or you see it all the time even when the MacBook is not roaming about?
3- If the RF stats are the same for both Dell and MacBook, try to run the following command to check where the packets are being dropped:
service pktcap on drop interface radio 2 write tftp://<tftp-server-ip>/drop.pcap filter ether host <Client-MAC>
Regards,
Ovais