wirless cochanneles and overlapping netowrks
Hi,
We have 3 AP's with controller.
All AP's are running on channel 6.
I have run the INSSIDER tool and it shows 33 cochannel and 3 overlapping Networks.
Is co channel means same channel using by same organization and other organization
Access points?
1. Pls confirm , Is it ok if multiple AP's running on same channel? ,or is it effects to signal
density? , what will happen if 30 on-channel networks on a AP?
2. what is overlapping Networks?, how it impacts to Network performance?
3. When i see overlap Max signal , it is showing -65 dbm , is the number ok or is it a high interference?
4. what are the causes of overlapping networks ? how to prevent them?
Regards
ram
We have 3 AP's with controller.
All AP's are running on channel 6.
I have run the INSSIDER tool and it shows 33 cochannel and 3 overlapping Networks.
Is co channel means same channel using by same organization and other organization
Access points?
1. Pls confirm , Is it ok if multiple AP's running on same channel? ,or is it effects to signal
density? , what will happen if 30 on-channel networks on a AP?
2. what is overlapping Networks?, how it impacts to Network performance?
3. When i see overlap Max signal , it is showing -65 dbm , is the number ok or is it a high interference?
4. what are the causes of overlapping networks ? how to prevent them?
Regards
ram
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Thanks for the info..
I will give u a scenario :
Company A Company-B
AP-A AP-B AP-C AP-X
| |
Client A Client B
So,
1. AP-A running channel - 6 and AP- B , AP-X of company B running channel 6 and
AP-C running channel 11 .
2. My Laptop(Client A) connected to AP-A
2.When i running Insidder tool at Company-A , it is showing company B Accesspoint AP-X , AP-B as co channel AP-C as overlapping channel.
3. My laptop signal strength showing -50 to -60dbm. and observing latency if i ping to
internet or internal.
Is it default behaviour or can we prevent them either latency or improving signal strength.
See the attachement..
Is overlapping channels and co-channels are common in wireless networks or
Is there a way to eliminate ?
Regards
Ram
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I will give u a scenario :
Company A Company-B
AP-A AP-B AP-C AP-X
| |
Client A Client B
So,
1. AP-A running channel - 6 and AP- B , AP-X of company B running channel 6 and
AP-C running channel 11 .
2. My Laptop(Client A) connected to AP-A
2.When i running Insidder tool at Company-A , it is showing company B Accesspoint AP-X , AP-B as co channel AP-C as overlapping channel.
3. My laptop signal strength showing -50 to -60dbm. and observing latency if i ping to
internet or internal.
Is it default behaviour or can we prevent them either latency or improving signal strength.
See the attachement..
Is overlapping channels and co-channels are common in wireless networks or
Is there a way to eliminate ?
Regards
Ram
NIP.docx
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very good information
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Means
channel 6 is using by 30 access points (in organization and out organization accesspoints)]
Will it create channel collision for end users?