Thanks! This video has been super helpful. Can you please share insight into what can be done when a Meraki Access point transmits signals with high noise(SNR)? Ordinarily, when noise overwhelms the signal to an extent, data becomes corrupted, and intermittent fluctuation occurs in the wireless network. I will really appreciate your helpful response. Thanks.
Hi Clinton, that's correct SRN causes signal corruption and degradation, which will cause retransmissions and increase latency. SNR is dependent on the noise floor so if you're having issues with the SNR you need to address the noise floor. Noise floor can be caused by anything in the spectrum broadcasting on that over the radio frequency or channel. A spectrum analyzer will help you diagnosing that issue as it can show frequency and noise not seen by wifi adapters. You can try reverifying the AP locations, channel allocation, and power settings. But there are also things outside your control like neighboring APs and EMI sources that saturate the spectrum with noise. I hope it helps.
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Hi Sean, thanks for the feedback. Yeah, mic wasn't helpful. Try to do better next time.
Thanks! This video has been super helpful. Can you please share insight into what can be done when a Meraki Access point transmits signals with high noise(SNR)? Ordinarily, when noise overwhelms the signal to an extent, data becomes corrupted, and intermittent fluctuation occurs in the wireless network. I will really appreciate your helpful response. Thanks.
Hi Clinton, that's correct SRN causes signal corruption and degradation, which will cause retransmissions and increase latency. SNR is dependent on the noise floor so if you're having issues with the SNR you need to address the noise floor. Noise floor can be caused by anything in the spectrum broadcasting on that over the radio frequency or channel. A spectrum analyzer will help you diagnosing that issue as it can show frequency and noise not seen by wifi adapters. You can try reverifying the AP locations, channel allocation, and power settings. But there are also things outside your control like neighboring APs and EMI sources that saturate the spectrum with noise.
I hope it helps.
@@itbestpractice2741 Absoltely! you are the best. I will try my hand at your recommendation. Hopefully, it rectifies. Thanks
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