Ray Access Points & Wi-Fi

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Ray Access Points & Wi-Fi

Gateway/Routed ssid No Internet Troubleshooting

Make sure the following steps are done : In the Network profile that is selected for guest ssid , make sure the following is...

Configuring Wireless Roaming:

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Ray Access Points Wireless Roaming: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WIRELESS MESH & WIRELESS ROAMING: A) Wireless Mesh Network (WMN): B) Wireless...

Configure & Test Fast Roaming (802.11k/v/r)

SCENARIO : Configure & Test Fast Roaming (802.11k/v/r)  CATEGORY : Roaming Optimization  PURPOSE / USE CASE : Seamless handoff for mobile clients  STEPS TO TEST : Walk across APs with...

How To Set Max Clients per Radio & per SSID

SCENARIO: Max Clients per Radio & per SSID CATEGORY: Capacity Planning Purpose / Use Case: Prevent overload on each SSID or radio Steps to Test:...

How To Configure & Test QoS via WMM & APSD

SCENARIO: Configure & Test QoS via WMM & APSD CATEGORY: Performance Optimization Purpose / Use Case: Prioritize voice and video traffic over Wi-Fi Steps to...

Exclude DFS (Dynamic Frequency Selection)

What is DFS? DFS channels are special 5 GHz Wi-Fi channels shared with radar systems (like weather or military radar). Wi-Fi devices must listen...

Step-by-Step Guide to Manually Set Wi-Fi Channel on Ray

In a wireless network, a radio channel is the specific frequency used for sending and receiving data. Devices like routers, access points, and phones...

Setting Channel Per Ray

The channel is a very important parameter when it comes to Radio Resource Management.  By default the Channel Selection is set to Auto in...

Changing Channel on Ray Wi-Fi Access Point

Ray Wi-Fi Access Point has RRM and DCS which automatically chooses the best channels available post scanning the environment in a periodic and continuous...

Increasing & Decreasing Tx Power Levels

SCENARIO : Increasing & Decreasing Tx Power Levels  CATEGORY : RF Tuning  PURPOSE / USE CASE : Adjust coverage or reduce interference  STEPS TO TEST : Increase/decrease power, check RSSI ...