- Mar 17, 2005
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I'm working with a use case of a large building that seems to have slightly variable wifi functionality. I have 200 end points in a building that I track for availability with a console by effectively pinging every 10 minutes. First thing in the morning. All devices are online.
As the day progresses, I lose 15% of the devices to spotty availability.They seem to drop. and add for short periods of time. I need to do more monitoring to understand if it is specific devices that are dropping, which might point to weak spots in my Wifi grid, or a random selection of devices that point to structural weakness in the platform.
standing at spots where a device is losing connectivity with a Wifi analyzer on my phone, I see signal strength fluctuating from -40 dBm to -65 dBm.
I'm wondering if there is something structural (building voltage mid day vs quiet hours, network traffic mid day vs quiet hours) that I should consider.
What major variables should I consider?
Thanks,
Marc
As the day progresses, I lose 15% of the devices to spotty availability.They seem to drop. and add for short periods of time. I need to do more monitoring to understand if it is specific devices that are dropping, which might point to weak spots in my Wifi grid, or a random selection of devices that point to structural weakness in the platform.
standing at spots where a device is losing connectivity with a Wifi analyzer on my phone, I see signal strength fluctuating from -40 dBm to -65 dBm.
I'm wondering if there is something structural (building voltage mid day vs quiet hours, network traffic mid day vs quiet hours) that I should consider.
What major variables should I consider?
Thanks,
Marc