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Hi all,
I have 4 C54APT that comunnicate wirelessly and joins successfully 2
LANs in 2 different buildings.

The problem is that I get only 1 or 2 Mbps. Is there any tool that
tells me the signal strength in every segment.

diagram


Wired Lan -----> (wired) AP1 ~~~~> (wireless) AP2 ~~~~> (wireless) AP3
~~~~> (wireless) AP4 -----> (wired) Wired LAN

so there are 3 wireless segment I would like to know which one is
failing....

Thanks

 

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Leiv <penexxl@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Wired Lan -----> (wired) AP1 ~~~~> (wireless) AP2 ~~~~> (wireless) AP3
> ~~~~> (wireless) AP4 -----> (wired) Wired LAN

> so there are 3 wireless segment I would like to know which one is
> failing....

Do they show up in a traceroute (tracert)? Unix traceroute allows you to
specify a packet length. That might point out where a jump in delay
occurs. Windows traceroute doesn't allow that, but longer packets in pings
to each access point might show something.

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Here's the reply of a unix traceroute :

tracing from the Wired LAN (192.168.0.3) to the other wired LAN
(192.168.0.105) ....throught AP1 (192.168.0.101), AP1 (192.168.0.102),
AP3 (192.168.0.103), AP4 (192.168.0.104)

can you help me understand what can i do to detect wheree is going
slow and improve performance?

bash-2.05$ traceroute 192.168.0.105 30000
traceroute to 192.168.0.105 (192.168.0.105), 64 hops max, 30000 byte
packets
1 * 192.168.0.105 (192.168.0.105) 133.460 ms 167.882 ms
bash-2.05$


Thanks

dold@HowXtoXTes.usenet.us.com wrote in message news:<cb4d4p$gv7$2@blue.rahul.net>...
> Leiv <penexxl@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Wired Lan -----> (wired) AP1 ~~~~> (wireless) AP2 ~~~~> (wireless) AP3
> > ~~~~> (wireless) AP4 -----> (wired) Wired LAN
>
> > so there are 3 wireless segment I would like to know which one is
> > failing....
>
> Do they show up in a traceroute (tracert)? Unix traceroute allows you to
> specify a packet length. That might point out where a jump in delay
> occurs. Windows traceroute doesn't allow that, but longer packets in pings
> to each access point might show something.

 

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> I have 4 C54APT that comunnicate wirelessly ...
> .... Is there any tool that
> tells me the signal strength in every segment.

Use TELNET :

WLAN Access Point wlan1 -> get station
*************************************************
00:0d:88:e6:dc:11, State: joined, AID: 2007
Authentication Type: Open System
WLAN Mode: 2.4GHz 54Mbps (802.11g), nonERP present: NO, nonERP protected: NO
Encryption: OFF Ciphers: NONE(unicast), NONE(multicast), NONE
Compression: OFF
Power Save Mode: OFF
Rx Data Rate: 54, RxSignalStrength: 49, AckSignalStrength: 49
MSDU Data Mcast Mgmt Ctrl Errors
Rx 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tx 854 856 0 0 0 2

.....
.....
local_RSSI = RxSignalStrength = 49-97 = -48dBm
remote_RSSI = RxSignalStrength = 49-97 = -48dBm


-Ivan