Hello,
For over half a year my network has had problems with the fluidity of 2.4GHz transmission. Most people are already on 5GHz and for several years I have not connected anyone new to 2.4GHz because there is a large amount of networks at 2.4GHz. After taking a scan of the area from my roof, the main antenna sees about 35 units of wifi. Probably half of them are home routers operating on the 2.4 GHz band. A few years ago, it was not a problem to send about (2MB / s) on one antenna, the channel width was 20mhz, the usual receiving antenna was 2.5dBi. distance 150 meters. Today there is a problem even when the client has a directional antenna at a distance (150m) to transmit 10mbps, in peak hours the maximum transmission is about 4-8mbps. ((I will not write who is so wise from this forum who made a neighborhood network in the last 2 years on 2.4GHz and consumes almost the entire 2.4GHz band. devices ubnt nanostation m2. Unfortunately, now for me, from then on, the pings can increase over 1000ms ...))
Hence my topic on the forum. Transferring a few customers for whom an expense of PLN 80 is a lot, and the purchase of ubnt loco m5 antennas is about PLN 250 is an unattainable price for them. I would like to improve the network with less cost. I have a UBIQUITI device on the roof that can handle 40MHz channel width. Will changing the channel width from 20MHz to 40MHz with so many AP-other networks in the area improve or deteriorate the bandwidth in my network? Do you see any alternative solution in such a situation? to reach about 18mbps without any problems. ? I would like to add that the weakest signal on 2.4GHz is about -65dBm. Most connects to about -46dBm or -58dBm
At 5Ghz at a distance of about 1.2KM, there is no problem to send as much as the twisted pair will pass through. (about 100mbps)
Greetings.
For over half a year my network has had problems with the fluidity of 2.4GHz transmission. Most people are already on 5GHz and for several years I have not connected anyone new to 2.4GHz because there is a large amount of networks at 2.4GHz. After taking a scan of the area from my roof, the main antenna sees about 35 units of wifi. Probably half of them are home routers operating on the 2.4 GHz band. A few years ago, it was not a problem to send about (2MB / s) on one antenna, the channel width was 20mhz, the usual receiving antenna was 2.5dBi. distance 150 meters. Today there is a problem even when the client has a directional antenna at a distance (150m) to transmit 10mbps, in peak hours the maximum transmission is about 4-8mbps. ((I will not write who is so wise from this forum who made a neighborhood network in the last 2 years on 2.4GHz and consumes almost the entire 2.4GHz band. devices ubnt nanostation m2. Unfortunately, now for me, from then on, the pings can increase over 1000ms ...))
Hence my topic on the forum. Transferring a few customers for whom an expense of PLN 80 is a lot, and the purchase of ubnt loco m5 antennas is about PLN 250 is an unattainable price for them. I would like to improve the network with less cost. I have a UBIQUITI device on the roof that can handle 40MHz channel width. Will changing the channel width from 20MHz to 40MHz with so many AP-other networks in the area improve or deteriorate the bandwidth in my network? Do you see any alternative solution in such a situation? to reach about 18mbps without any problems. ? I would like to add that the weakest signal on 2.4GHz is about -65dBm. Most connects to about -46dBm or -58dBm
At 5Ghz at a distance of about 1.2KM, there is no problem to send as much as the twisted pair will pass through. (about 100mbps)
Greetings.
