Changing Tx Power for a Specific Device or All Devices
SCENARIO : Increasing & Decreasing Tx Power Levels CATEGORY : RF Tuning PURPOSE / USE CASE : Adjust coverage or reduce interference STEPS TO TEST : Increase/decrease...
SCENARIO : Increasing & Decreasing Tx Power Levels CATEGORY : RF Tuning PURPOSE / USE CASE : Adjust coverage or reduce interference STEPS TO TEST : Increase/decrease...
In Wi-Fi terminology, TX power refers to the transmit power of a wireless access point or router. This is the amount of power that...
SCENARIO: Configure & Test Band Steering CATEGORY: Optimization Purpose / Use Case: Push capable clients to 5 GHz for better performance Steps to Test:...
Bridging Network VLANs using Ray AP to Wi-Fi SSID: In this Ray article, we are going to cover how to bridge VLANs on...
Dynamic VLAN configuration in networking is a method where the VLAN to which a device belongs is determined dynamically based on certain parameters, typically...
WPA3-PSK (Static Key) CATEGORY : Authentication Purpose / Use Case : Enhanced security with SAE (forward secrecy). BREAKDOWN: WPA3: A security protocol that...
SCENARIO : WPA2-PSK (Static Key) CATEGORY : Authentication PURPOSE / USE CASE : Simple shared key for controlled environments STEPS TO TEST : Create SSID, set PSK, connect a client WPA2-PSK (Static...
To hide your SSID Go to Advance tab under WLAN, select Hide SSID option.
SSID stands for Service Set Identifier, a unique name that identifies a wireless network. Devices use the SSID to connect to a specific network....
SSID (Service Set Identifier) is the name given to a wireless network. It’s used to identify and connect devices to a specific network. When...