10-08-2003 10:10 PM - edited 07-04-2021 09:04 AM
I have 1 Root Bridge 350 connecting to 3 non-root bridge 350s - all within 500 feet. Connections hang and I can wake up sometimes by tracert. All units have the same problem. They have all been configured with quick setup. Take 340s - also configured with quick setup - and replace unit for unit - stays up forever. What is the difference between the 340 and 350 that would cause that - speed?
10-11-2003 06:44 PM
Ap340's have a 30mW radio and Ap350s have a 100mw radio. From the discription above, I thing the radio channels are overlapping.
If you replace the Ap-340 with the Ap-350s, again, and drop the radio power to 30 mw, it might function properly.
Have you configured the Ap on diffrent channels(1,6,11) ?
Dont just drop the power of all the AP with out a proper Site-survey. Use the Radio Diagnosis application in the AP config web page.
10-24-2003 04:45 AM
The 340's are all set at 100mw also. Have not tried different channels. Do have omnidirectional antennas on all units - but that does not change from the 350s to the 340s.
10-26-2003 08:37 PM
The BR340's have 100mW radio the AP340's have the 30 Mw radio
What firmware are you running on the BR350's ? there is a number of software issues on the BR350's that will cause the problems you have described.
I recommend that you run 12.03T and look at moving to 12.04T when it comes out in a few weeks.
There is several major difference when you compare a BR350 and BR340
1. The OS BR340 has SOS which is a operating system developed by one of the engineers who designed the BR340 and the 350 runs VxWorks
2. They have different radio hardware with the BR 350 having a much better receiver sensitivity, meaning it will typically perform better on longer distnace links than a 340
12-05-2003 02:20 PM
I to experienced the same problems that you are seeing. The fix I found was configuring the non-roots to be "non-root with clients" and this seems to fix that problem. This issue was resolved in 12.03T.
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