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Thank you for the suggestion to adjust only the v1. And yes, I don't plan to use any manually set power levels, which is why the adjustment to the Power Threshold metric is preferred. Do you know why the RF Profiles &gt;&nbsp;RRM tab shows v1 and v2 choices, whereas the global RRM &gt;&nbsp;TCP section only shows a Power Threshold without specifying a v1 or v2?
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The goal is to increase the general power levels of the 11a radios, and decrease the power levels of the 11b radios.
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The goal is to increase the general power levels of the 11a radios, and decrease the power levels of the 11b radios.

On a Cisco WLC, under RF Profiles, RRM tab, there are two &quot;Power Threshold&quot; settings of v1 and v2. Which should typically be the one to adjust?

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On a Cisco WLC, under RF Profiles, RRM tab, there are two &quot;Power Threshold&quot; settings of v1 and v2. Which should typically be the one to adjust?

On a Cisco WLC, under RF Profiles, RRM tab, there are two "Power Threshold" settings of v1 and v2. Which should typically be the one to adjust?