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Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

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  • 1.  Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:26 PM

    I only connect with 65 or 72 Mb how to get higher Data rates



  • 2.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:27 PM
    How are you testing the data rates? What type of access points?


  • 3.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:29 PM

    Are your SSIDs using WEP or TKIP?



  • 4.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:46 PM

    I'm Using WPA2 and I enabled 20 and 40 and 80 MHZ and use AES as encrytion bu still the same



  • 5.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:47 PM

    Can you give us more details on the clients?

    What model APs are you using?



  • 6.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:51 PM

    AP-115 and client is Samsung Mobile S5



  • 7.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:55 PM

    Please post the following output:

     

    show wlan ssid-profile <ssid-profile-name>

     

    show ap association client-mac <client-mac-address>

     



  • 8.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 11, 2014 06:56 PM

    Type "show ap association client-mac <mac address>" to see what that client's capabilities are:

     

    (192.168.1.3) #show ap association client-mac 04:db:56:2c:6e:f9

The phy column shows client's operational capabilities for current association

Flags: A: Active, B: Band Steerable, H: Hotspot(802.11u) client, K: 802.11K client, R: 802.11R client, W: WMM client, w: 802.11w client V: 802.11v BSS trans capable

PHY Details: HT   : High throughput;      20: 20MHz;  40: 40MHz
             VHT  : Very High throughput; 80: 80MHz; 160: 160MHz; 80p80: 80MHz + 80MHz
             <n>ss: <n> spatial streams

Association Table
-----------------
Name         bssid              mac                auth  assoc  aid  l-int  essid     vlan-id  tunnel-id  phy             assoc. time  num assoc  Flags  Band steer moves (T/S)
----         -----              ---                ----  -----  ---  -----  -----     -------  ---------  ---             -----------  ---------  -----  ----------------------
Kitchen-135  d8:c7:c8:40:10:d1  04:db:56:2c:6e:f9  y     y      1    20     ACME-TLS  1        0x10018    a-HT-20sgi-1ss  1m:14s       1          WKAB   0/0

     This device only supports a single spatial stream, so the maximum is 72 megs  

    a-HT-20sgi-1ss


  • 9.  RE: Dears how to get data rates more than 65 Mb or 72 Mb ?

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Nov 11, 2014 07:04 PM

    There is also a chart that will show you what rates clients can get when connecting to a BSSID, depending on their capabilities:  Since that client is a-HT-20sgi-1ss, the maximum it will get is the MCS 7 level on the chart:

    (192.168.1.3) #show ap vht-rates bssid 9c:1c:12:90:5d:91

AP "Office-225-2" Radio 0 BSSID 9c:1c:12:90:5d:91 Very-high-throughput Rates (Mbps)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MCS  Streams  20 MHz  20 MHz SGI  [40 MHz]  [40 MHz SGI]  [80 MHz]  [80 MHz SGI]
---  -------  ------  ----------  --------  ------------  --------  ------------
 0    1          6.5     7.2      [ 13.5]   [ 15.0]       [ 29.3]   [ 32.5]
 1    1         13.0    14.4      [ 27.0]   [ 30.0]       [ 58.5]   [ 65.0]
 2    1         19.5    21.7      [ 40.5]   [ 45.0]       [ 87.8]   [ 97.5]
 3    1         26.0    28.9      [ 54.0]   [ 60.0]       [117.0]   [130.0]
 4    1         39.0    43.3      [ 81.0]   [ 90.0]       [175.5]   [195.0]
 5    1         52.0    57.8      [108.0]   [120.0]       [234.0]   [260.0]
 6    1         58.5    65.0      [121.5]   [135.0]       [263.3]   [292.5]
 7    1         65.0    72.2      [135.0]   [150.0]       [292.5]   [325.0]
 8    1         78.0    86.7      [162.0]   [180.0]       [351.0]   [390.0]
 9    1         --      --        [180.0]   [200.0]       [390.0]   [433.3]
 0    2         13.0    14.4      [ 27.0]   [ 30.0]       [ 58.5]   [ 65.0]
 1    2         26.0    28.9      [ 54.0]   [ 60.0]       [117.0]   [130.0]
 2    2         39.0    43.3      [ 81.0]   [ 90.0]       [175.5]   [195.0]
 3    2         52.0    57.8      [108.0]   [120.0]       [234.0]   [260.0]
 4    2         78.0    86.7      [162.0]   [180.0]       [351.0]   [390.0]
 5    2        104.0   115.6      [216.0]   [240.0]       [468.0]   [520.0]
 6    2        117.0   130.0      [243.0]   [270.0]       [526.5]   [585.0]
 7    2        130.0   144.4      [270.0]   [300.0]       [585.0]   [650.0]
 8    2        156.0   173.3      [324.0]   [360.0]       [702.0]   [780.0]
 9    2         --      --        [360.0]   [400.0]       [780.0]   [866.7]
 0    3         19.5    21.7      [ 40.5]   [ 45.0]       [ 87.8]   [ 97.5]
 1    3         39.0    43.3      [ 81.0]   [ 90.0]       [175.5]   [195.0]
 2    3         58.5    65.0      [121.5]   [135.0]       [263.3]   [292.5]
 3    3         78.0    86.7      [162.0]   [180.0]       [351.0]   [390.0]
 4    3        117.0   130.0      [243.0]   [270.0]       [526.5]   [585.0]
 5    3        156.0   173.3      [324.0]   [360.0]       [702.0]   [780.0]
 6    3        175.5   195.0      [364.5]   [405.0]       [ --  ]   [ --  ]
 7    3        195.0   216.7      [405.0]   [450.0]       [877.5]   [975.0]
 8    3        234.0   260.0      [486.0]   [540.0]       [1053.0]  [1170.0]
 9    3        260.0   288.9      [540.0]   [600.0]       [1170.0]  [1300.0]

-- : not valid.
Range for 20 MHz:   6.5 - 288.9 Mbps

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