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I have download the WirelessNetView but I have not idea how to make use of the info to final tune my &nbsp;APs. <br />
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1. What's the usage for Channel Frequency, Channel Number, RSSI ? How can it tell whether my AP interfere with each other ?<br />
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2. I have several APs installed in a big hall. Should I need to adjust Channel Frequency , Channel Number, .... to ensure maximum transmission for each AP.<br />
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3. There are basic transfer rates column (6.5, 19.5) and Other transfer rate columns (16,53,39,19.5, 156, 18,24,36,48,54) , What does it tell ?<br />
Any advices or points for consideration are &nbsp;appreciate
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I have download the WirelessNetView but I have not idea how to make use of the info to final tune my  APs. 

1. What's the usage for Channel Frequency, Channel Number, RSSI ? How can it tell whether my AP interfere with each other ?

2. I have several APs installed in a big hall. Should I need to adjust Channel Frequency , Channel Number, .... to ensure maximum transmission for each AP.

3. There are basic transfer rates column (6.5, 19.5) and Other transfer rate columns (16,53,39,19.5, 156, 18,24,36,48,54) , What does it tell ?
Any advices or points for consideration are  appreciate

Use WirelessNetView

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Network Analysis

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