I would aquire the Omni-Directional Access Point Antenna as this should
allow the bridge to receive radio strength better. Also, check the
surrounding area to see if there are any devices that might cause a
disturbance with the bridge's communcation.
Also, you might want to get a lightning arrestor,
http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/wireless/aironet/miscell/ltn
g_arr.htm
Stevan Pierce
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> Question, I have a set of Cisco Aironet wireless bridges that I am
> connecting two bldgs with. They are only about 100yds apart. As part of
the
> bridge diagnostics I can look at "radio strength, which is at 100%", and
the
> "radio quality, which fluctuates between 40-60%." Is there anything I can
> do to improve the "quality" of the signal. Everything seems to be working
> fine, but I can't stop thinking that the quality could be improved in some
> way? Anyone from Cisco have advise on this?
>
> Bob Sites
> System Engineer, CCNA
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