issues

the situation I have is that one AP is reporting 87% signal, then
if you walk literally 3 ft in one direction it drops to zero. The 2
closest AP's were xmitting on chan's 1 and 11, the ap in question was
also xmitting on 11, so i changed it to 6, with the same results. I
also tried 11 again with a lower power setting and still had the same
results.

There is apparently alot of power conduit and coming out the top of the
office I am trying to extend this signal to. I am also going to try
some antenna with a higher db, I just find it odd that the signal goes
from
close to 90 to 0 in such a short distance.

"200mg" <ntalbot77@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> the situation I have is that one AP is reporting 87% signal, then
> if you walk literally 3 ft in one direction it drops to zero. The 2
> closest AP's were xmitting on chan's 1 and 11, the ap in question was
> also xmitting on 11, so i changed it to 6, with the same results. I
> also tried 11 again with a lower power setting and still had the same
> results.
>
> There is apparently alot of power conduit and coming out the top of the
> office I am trying to extend this signal to. I am also going to try
> some antenna with a higher db, I just find it odd that the signal goes
> from
> close to 90 to 0 in such a short distance.
>
>
>
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Welcome to the world of residential wifi routers! Your issue
is a common one. You can obtain extenders that may or
may not actually help. Different routers may give you better
results also try relocating the router to the highest point in the
room and central to all locations that you want to be covered.

Good luck!

Cheers!

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i appreciate the reply..

I suppose this is industrial as opposed to residential, the AP's exist
on a ceiling beam in a very large warehouse and are powered on
ethernet. They work flawlessly in other conditions very similar, i
just can't figure out the reason it would drop so drastically within a
few feet.


ISPgeek wrote:
> "200mg" <ntalbot77@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1164918657.367860.234220@j72g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> > the situation I have is that one AP is reporting 87% signal, then
> > if you walk literally 3 ft in one direction it drops to zero. The 2
> > closest AP's were xmitting on chan's 1 and 11, the ap in question was
> > also xmitting on 11, so i changed it to 6, with the same results. I
> > also tried 11 again with a lower power setting and still had the same
> > results.
> >
> > There is apparently alot of power conduit and coming out the top of the
> > office I am trying to extend this signal to. I am also going to try
> > some antenna with a higher db, I just find it odd that the signal goes
> > from
> > close to 90 to 0 in such a short distance.
> >
> >
> >
> > ---
> > avast! Antivirus: Inbound message clean.
> > Virus Database (VPS): 0651-0, 11/27/2006
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> >
> >
> >
>
> Welcome to the world of residential wifi routers! Your issue
> is a common one. You can obtain extenders that may or
> may not actually help. Different routers may give you better
> results also try relocating the router to the highest point in the
> room and central to all locations that you want to be covered.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Cheers!
>
> ISPgeek
>
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On Thu, 30 Nov 2006 15:46:32 -0500, "ISPgeek"
<ispgeek@SPAMMENOTispgeeks.com> wrote in
<of2dnejKYOyp3vLYnZ2dnUVZ_uWdnZ2d@giganews.com>:

>"200mg" <ntalbot77@gmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1164918657.367860.234220@j72g2000cwa.googleg roups.com...
>> the situation I have is that one AP is reporting 87% signal, then
>> if you walk literally 3 ft in one direction it drops to zero. The 2
>> closest AP's were xmitting on chan's 1 and 11, the ap in question was
>> also xmitting on 11, so i changed it to 6, with the same results. I
>> also tried 11 again with a lower power setting and still had the same
>> results.
>>
>> There is apparently alot of power conduit and coming out the top of the
>> office I am trying to extend this signal to. I am also going to try
>> some antenna with a higher db, I just find it odd that the signal goes
>> from
>> close to 90 to 0 in such a short distance.

>Welcome to the world of residential wifi routers! Your issue
>is a common one.

Actually not.

>You can obtain extenders that may or
>may not actually help. Different routers may give you better
>results also try relocating the router to the highest point in the
>room and central to all locations that you want to be covered.
>
>Good luck!

Or see Jeff's response the first time this was posted.

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