Are you using the same SM for all of your tests? From: Jordan Gregory Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2016 12:43 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [AFMUG] New to list - issues (i think) with ePMP 2.4
So here are the things i've tried. Both my main Netonix Switch and the microtik switches has flow control turned on. I disabled it and actually, if possible, the speed got worse. So i re-enabled it. I'm still unable to pass more the 3Mbps anywhere though. I've been able to replicate this on every sector now. It has to be something upstream from the access points, but I'm just not sure where to look at this point. Thank You, Jordan Gregory Founder / CEO Hive Wireless, LLC On Thu, Aug 18, 2016 at 10:50 PM, Jordan Gregory <[email protected]> wrote: 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
