I took my laptop with a standard network wireless card and went inside the building, I got GREAT link speed and RSSI, both around 80-90 on strengths, needless to say I could connect to the AP with no problems and internet just fine.Ĭan anyone tell me why I'd be having such trouble getting good link speed and expecially RSSI out of my Airbridge Outdoor? I don't know if this unit is actually bad or what, I've tried everything I know to do except, I am wondering if maybe I need a stronger Power SHOT? Remember this Airbridge OutDoor unit I am using is one of the oldest if not there very first models in which I purchased off ebay. I have constantly realigned my antenna, I have checked my CAT5, I can actually associate with the AP, however thats very sparatic, I have to keep trying and then eventually it will connect, with a very very low RSSI signal as stated above. The bigger problem is my RSSI is very very WEAK, I'm talking about only like 2 to 10% TOPS. My problem is, my Link bounces anywhere from 40 to 60% and sometimes 70 on quality. I have also updated both my AP and Bridge to firmware 1.8.
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Ok, I have a Smartbridges (brand new) Airpoint Pro Total installed at one location, about 500 feet away I have a Smartbridges Airbridge Outdoor (the older model) with a PacWireless 15dB Grid antenna, I have outdoor 3com grade Cat5 in PVC pipe running from there inside a house, the length from the Bridge to the point in the house is 96feet. Idaho County Commissioner Denis Duman (left) provides a 850,000 check to Airbridge co-owner David McKnight for a recently completed broadband project.
Hello I am pretty new to all this, I need some help if possible.
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