Ok, here's one more for the "wtf" book...

Had to realign a parabolic antenna after a 60+ mph wind hit it direct on..
while I was out there I was looking at the AP's.. one of them has been
giving me fits for a little while (lock ups, etc)

So I looked at the switch.. no link light.  I look at the APP ethernet
light... it's dark...  Power is on, rf light is blinking.  Two other APP
AP's are working just fine on the same switch.

So I figure the APP is locked up or something...  I press in the reset
button on the back... nothing... press it in again and hold it for a good
two min making sure it's reset, then I unplug/plug/unplug/plug a few times
on the power..  The ethernet light on the APP comes on.  The link light on
the switch is not on..  I can't ping it's default address like it should be.
I use a crossover block into my laptop, nothing at all..

Anyone else have a problem like this?  Where the AP's Ethernet light is on,
but the switch/hub/whatever say's it not on?  I tested the cable (pair
check/TDR check/full freq scan check/atenuation check) and it tested just
fine...

I've really got to RMA some AP's and AB's... I have a large box of them
now...  But I've been too busy replaceing them.   One customer was going to
quit, and probably would have caused a lot of other customers to quit.
LUCKLY he was sitting right in the middle of a backhaul shot with Trango
equipment I have going to a few other POP's.  I stuck up a SU and had him on
in a few seconds....   His ABO could see three diffrent AP's (turnning the
ant in diffrent directions)  I managed to get his ABO to associate to one of
them after messing with it.. and I was getting almost 70% packet loss to the
AP.  The POP's tower is 190 foot up, his tower is 70 foot up... distance
between the two is almost 1 mile...   can't get a better LOS than that
unless you hold the two units togeather...  (from APPO->ABO -17 rssi/LQ of
93%: from ABO->APPO -31 rssi/LQ of 2% to 70%)  :(

Last year I loved the SB equipment... but geeeeezzzzz...  right now I'm
smacking my head on a wall... and it's REALLY starting to hurt..

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