Environment Typically in VOIP deployments.
Maximum Transmit Failures configuration
If this is set to “x”, after “x” number of consecutive transmissions failures to the client, client is de-authenticated (say max-tx-fail is set to 25 & max-retries set to 8, this would mean 200 transmission failures for the knob to kick-in). This helps in preserving air time from sending packets to far away sticky clients which continues to keep failing, also this may help in making far away sticky client to better AP (after de-authenticated, it may associate to some other close by AP instead of trying the same AP again).
Especially VOIP traffic is sensitive and we always prioritize air traffic so it would be better to set a value increased to 25.
Show wlan ssid profile default
Hide SSID Disabled
Deny_Broadcast Probes Disabled
Local Probe Request Threshold (dB) 0
Disable Probe Retry Enabled
Battery Boost Disabled
WEP Key 1 N/A
WEP Key 2 N/A
WEP Key 3 N/A
WEP Key 4 N/A
WEP Transmit Key Index 1
WPA Hexkey N/A
WPA Passphrase ********
Maximum Transmit Failures 25
EDCA Parameters Station profile N/A
EDCA Parameters AP profile N/A
From CLI
Configure terminal
Wlan ssid-profile <profile-name>
max-tx-fail 25