Hi Scott,

 

Normally, the default value specified in the smartbridges CPE units will match with the Cisco 350 settings. sB default fragmentation value is 2346 which is compatible with any 802.11b complaint access points and no need to change these values unless if there is higher interference.

 

This adjustment may be necessary if we deal with higher interference then we need to lower down the values to improve efficiency in the packet transmission which avoids the packet loss.

 

I think you are referring to the Radio Identification settings, it shows the value of the maximum packet data length is 2304 and it can be changeable from the “AP radio hardware” settings and you will find the fragmentation threshold column to adjust the necessary values.

 

Thank you

 

Kind regards,

Seeni

sB Tech support

 

 

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Hi all,

 

Sorry for the spam of the three lists, but they are all kind of related.

 

Was reading my nighttime book (Cisco 350AP Manual) to learn more about

it.  (Good sleeping material!).  I cam across something interesting.  In

its config, a hard coded value of Packet size is set to 2304. 

Smartbridge CPE has Frag level by default at 2336 (or something like

that)...  Got me to thinking...  Do these two values conflict?  Do I need

to set all my smartbridge equipment to a Frag level of 2304? (or less)

 

Scott

 

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