Tik switch at the tower had flow control enabled on all ports. I have disabled it now. Customer is asleep now i'm sure, so I can't have them check. But I'll know more in the morning. This was happening on all SMs though, so I may fire one up just to see.
Thank You, Jordan Gregory Founder / CEO Hive Wireless, LLC On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 10:46 PM, Jordan Gregory <[email protected] > wrote: > They aren't airfiber, they are Mimosa B5s > > Microtik routers/switches. > > I didn't enable flow control, but i'll double check > > Thank You, > > Jordan Gregory > Founder / CEO > Hive Wireless, LLC > > On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 10:43 PM, George Skorup <[email protected]> wrote: > >> What is all of the equipment involved? Have you looked for CRC or FCS >> errors on any ethernet links? Unfortunately, the ePMP gear does not have >> ethernet CRC errors stats. What about flow control on your GigE interfaces? >> >> Have you ran iperf from behind the SM all the way through to your router? >> >> You say 750Mbps. Are they AirFiber radios? Flow control is what comes to >> my mind there. If you have flow control enabled anywhere, turn it off and >> see if end-user speed increases. We don't use it because pause frames cause >> jitter for VoIP. >> >> On 8/18/2016 10:34 PM, Jordan Gregory wrote: >> >> Everyone, >> >> I enabled the MIR profiles and set the one I am talking about to >> 25000/5000, the link test shows this speed perfectly, except when we do a >> speedtest via speedof.me or speedtest.net or anything really, it's only >> showing 3Mbps. >> >> I have a cambium support ticket open, but that may take a while. >> >> I've dug through every setting I can find and can't see anything that >> would be causing this. >> >> Here is the generic layout of my network: >> >> SM --><-- AP --> L3 Switch --> BH Radio --> <-- BH Radio --> Switch --> >> Router --> Internet >> >> I've tested the speed (iperf) all the way from my router to my l3 swtich >> at the tower and I'm getting roughtly 750Mbps avg to the l3 switch. I've >> tested throughput on the switch as well and I was easily passing 5Gbps >> through it. >> >> I've seen no speed mismatch errors anywhere on the network. >> >> Thank You, >> >> Jordan Gregory >> Founder / CEO >> Hive Wireless, LLC >> >> On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 11:05 AM, Kerry <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Here's a couple things to check, >>> >>> Check the ap, is MIR under QOS enabled? if so, there should be an entry >>> under monitor->wireless for the sm showing the rate the sm is 'queued' at. >>> >>> The wireless link test will only show it passing roughly what it is >>> queued at. Also, check the MCS column. If it;s a good link it will be at >>> the max Rate setting configured >>> >>> under the radio config of the ap >>> >>> >>> >>> On 8/18/2016 11:46 AM, Jordan Gregory wrote: >>> >>> Good day list, >>> >>> I have a Force 200 operating at very good signal levels but for some >>> reason, I can seem to get any more than 3Mbps out of the connection. >>> >>> Did i miss a setting somewhere? >>> >>> Backstory: Brand new wisp >>> >>> Thank You, >>> >>> Jordan Gregory >>> Founder / CEO >>> Hive Wireless, LLC >>> >>> >>> >> >> >
