The CCQ in the other direction isn’t necessarily 100%. If the client you’re using supports reporting the values back to the AP, (which apparently it doesn’t in this case), the CCQ box would show something like 100/100, one of which would be the CCQ from the AP to the client, and the other would be the CCQ from the client to the AP.
Check on the client side what the connection is like. There may also be an intermittent interference problem which isn’t present when you are running your scan.
Can confirm on PtP links with MT on both sides running new gear we sometimes see EDL’s even when link SNR is 30+ and CCQ’s 100%. Have put it down to thermal ducting for now since its mainly Hill to Hill over valley links that seem to do it. But would interested to hear what MT have to say about this
3% is safe to work just ok, on wireless links is not that much. Also take in account that you send MTU sized packets, so you check full duplex connectivity
Any loss is detectable in the audio quality, Not so much running G711 but thats a bandwidth hog and G729 will show up even small packetloss in the call, Jitter buffers help slightly but RTP uses UDP and thus has no voice retransmission
retransmissions are done by wireless hardware, so i don’t think it’s a problem of UDP..
I’ve some packet loss on my backhaul, but the voice quality is excellent (like PSTN)
In some case’s, If it worked as well as its meant to you wouldn’t see loss on a link unless you hit the l2 retransmission limit you would just see high jitter and latency spikes.
That fact that you do see packet loss on a link shows that l2 retransmission doesn’t always work