Thanks Andrew! That's the most valuable information I found these days! You should make more videos, you are really good teacher! :) Going to read all your aerohive whitepaper now!
hmm... i've read the book and have some questions: 1. the application throughput reference, is it throughput or goodput? since you reduce the client throughput down to 50% but still use application throughput and not application goodput. 2. the book doesn't mention about realistic AP airtime, 80%, is it still relevant?
Hello Andrew! Congratulations for the great video! I have three doubts about the high density wifi design: - The gap or delay for distribution packts over ethernet conection when the AP has many clients. - The bandwith consumption, the users using in the same time skype, youtube, outlook, shared files over AD or file server. these values must be summed to calculate airtime? - Considering that the users don´t stay connected always in the same time, is there a formula to calculate the disponibility? like PERT or another formula?
Late response, but what do you mean by your first question? Most likely you have better performance on the wired side of the AP. 2. Yes you do add these up, if that is the requirement of the network. 3. You want to calculate with the maximum values or you might run into issues. If you have 50 user but there are never more than 30 people on the network at the same time, you can calculate with 50 user. But if there is any chance, that those 50 user might be using the network at the same time, you want to go with the 50 user.
This video helped me understand AP capacity better than I ever have before. Thanks so much for the video! Subscribed!
Thanks Andrew! That's the most valuable information I found these days! You should make more videos, you are really good teacher! :)
Going to read all your aerohive whitepaper now!
Outstanding! Love information and your flow Andrew.
Thanks Andrew. Great explanation High Density design.
Andrew you are my saviour.
During APos survey, how we fit Capacity requirement? or Capacity requirement is only need in the predictive survey ?
Excellent video! please keep doing a lot of this! they are really helpful
Thank you very much for your informative video lecture. How would you plan for multi-floor facility in an organization which supports BYOD?
thank you , great video especially that am working on my CWNA
hmm... i've read the book and have some questions: 1. the application throughput reference, is it throughput or goodput? since you reduce the client throughput down to 50% but still use application throughput and not application goodput. 2. the book doesn't mention about realistic AP airtime, 80%, is it still relevant?
how did you know about the actual tcp on different devices?
Great video !
Thank you Andrew
Thank you for help, great explanation.
Great video, sorry you had to go to AirTight!
Thank you for sharing
Hello Andrew! Congratulations for the great video!
I have three doubts about the high density wifi design:
- The gap or delay for distribution packts over ethernet conection when the AP has many clients.
- The bandwith consumption, the users using in the same time skype, youtube, outlook, shared files over AD or file server. these values must be summed to calculate airtime?
- Considering that the users don´t stay connected always in the same time, is there a formula to calculate the disponibility? like PERT or another formula?
Late response, but what do you mean by your first question? Most likely you have better performance on the wired side of the AP.
2. Yes you do add these up, if that is the requirement of the network.
3. You want to calculate with the maximum values or you might run into issues. If you have 50 user but there are never more than 30 people on the network at the same time, you can calculate with 50 user. But if there is any chance, that those 50 user might be using the network at the same time, you want to go with the 50 user.
thank you andrew
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