Cisco WLC2106 + WAP 1242 = client limitation?
So I've got a Cisco controller model WLC2106 with 6 1242 waps. Is there a simultaneous client limit on these? It seems as though if I get around 20 clients on a single AP users start complaining about being randomly dropped.
I'm looking in the logs on the controller and I can't find anything apparent but then again IDk what I should be looking for.
I'm looking in the logs on the controller and I can't find anything apparent but then again IDk what I should be looking for.
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So there's nowhere in the controller I could see a reason for a client dropping?
What do the logs on the WLC say?
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Not a single thing.. loads of complaints about coverage holes and a few decrypt errors. We don;t have it syslogging anywhere so I'm guessing there're being overwritten
Ok, if you run a debug at the WLC for one particular client who complains, using the debug client <MAC ADDRESS> command, what do you see when the client disconnects?
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Im not finding where debug client is..
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I find out that my manager approved upgrading the AP in question. besides that the large group of users is gone so.. here's hoping the new AP (2600) will not have this issue.
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This did not fix my issue but he tried so I want to award some points at least.
Being randomly dropped could be due to any number of things such as co-channel interference, poor SNR, poor signal strength, etc.