Changing 20/40Mhz the 5Ghz seems to help a lot. I have new power adapter, but haven't changed it yet.
Original Message:
Sent: 04-17-2025 12:02 PM
From: Ron Buchalski
Subject: Huge ping loss from time to time
Does one side of the connection (AP or firewall) have the Ethernet port set for a specific speed/duplex while the other side is set to auto negotiate? With that setup the side with auto negotiation enabled will end up running half duplex and there will be a lot of Ethernet collisions.
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Ron Buchalski
Original Message:
Sent: 04-16-2025 10:56 PM
From: GVL
Subject: Huge ping loss from time to time
AP is connected to firewall via cat6 cable. Gateway is Watchguard T25 firewall. Tried to change port on firewall what AP is connected no luck, cable still works on computer direcly without issues, but all the devices on wifi have these huge latancy issues from time to time
Original Message:
Sent: 04-16-2025 04:05 PM
From: RBNetEngr
Subject: Huge ping loss from time to time
Please provide more specifics. What is the AP connected to? What is the gateway running on, and how does the AP reach the gateway?
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Ron Buchalski
Original Message:
Sent: 04-16-2025 01:45 AM
From: GVL
Subject: Huge ping loss from time to time
We have one small site with only one AP. It has huge ping loss issues, originally it was AP22 and we did not get it to work ok. We changed it to AP25 and same issue persist, when we try to ping GW in LAN we get huge ping loss. Tried different channels, different bandwith 20, 40 to 160mhz still same issues. Everything works on cable, but wifi is horrible in this site.
Any ideas how to get the wifi work better