11-02-2006 05:06 AM - edited 07-03-2021 01:10 PM
I seem to be getting what I feel are an abnormal amount of %DOT11-4-MAXRETRIES warning messages off of these AP's Running IOS 12.3(2)JA2.
Can anyone tell me what might be causing packets to meet MAXRETRIES on my clients.
I have heard that in a mixed b/g environment where the access points only have b radios and the clients have b/g cards, there can sometimes be issues with negotiating connection speed, could this be the cause?
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11-02-2006 05:37 AM
The AP attempts to transmit data to a client and fails.. Attempts again, fails and continues to do so until it reaches the defined 'max retries'.
You can view what yours is set to via the gui on the ap, and clicking on 'Network Interfaces' then clicking on the apprioriate radio then clicking on the settings tab. Scroll all way to the bottem and you should see it.
Theres several possibile causes to this... Possible power mis-match.. High utilisation of the band your using... Noise.. etc etc.
Negotiating speed shouldnt be relavent to this issue at all to my knowledge.
11-02-2006 05:37 AM
The AP attempts to transmit data to a client and fails.. Attempts again, fails and continues to do so until it reaches the defined 'max retries'.
You can view what yours is set to via the gui on the ap, and clicking on 'Network Interfaces' then clicking on the apprioriate radio then clicking on the settings tab. Scroll all way to the bottem and you should see it.
Theres several possibile causes to this... Possible power mis-match.. High utilisation of the band your using... Noise.. etc etc.
Negotiating speed shouldnt be relavent to this issue at all to my knowledge.
11-06-2006 04:46 AM
Yes, Noise would make sense in this environment as well as over utilization of the bandwidth. Thanks for confirming my suspicions.
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