@acrz6666 wrote:
Thanks again.
I conclude that AP-93 and AP-105 support up to 10 users per band if you want to have critical applications, like VoIP, or up to 30 users if you do not have such kind of applications (for example if you have web or email).
What about to AP-124 and AP-125? They have 3x3 MIMO instead of 2x2. Is that the big difference between AP-105 and AP-125? How many users would you have in any AP-125 per band for critical and non critical applications?
When having MIMO 2x2 (AP-105) or 3x3 (AP-125), has the laptop wireless card any kind of influence in the performance?
Regards.
The AP125 has three antennas, and better receive sensitivity, which means it can "hear" better than the AP93 or AP-105 with only two antennas. The third antenna also provides greater antenna diversity. If your clients are only b/g, they cannot take advantage of mimo speeds and a other efficiencies that mimo offers, so how many clients on an AP also depends on what the clients also support. A good reference on what to look out for an a high density environment is provided in Aruba's High Density Validated Reference Design here: http://www.arubanetworks.com/pdf/technology/DG_HighDensity_VRD.pdf
Every environment is individual, but the VRD speaks to alot of the principles involved.