I have two offices linked together with microtik (433 UAH) wireless radios configured as bridge.The bridge port terminates in a D-Link unmanagable switch at each of the two branches.It seems network packets can get into the network at Branch A and moves from LAN A through the wireless bridge up to the ethernet ports in switch at Branch B and vice versa.But my MikroTik wireless connection seems to randomly disconnect, and then reconnect after 5-10 minutes, i’d changed ferequency of wireless continuously, but problem still exist. Its driving us crazy, any idea what would cause this?
1- the distance between two offices is 600 meters
2- LOS condition is near Line of Sight (nLOS)
3- my antenna type is Flat antenna (integrated antenna units)
In addtion, both of Radio device is in same IP range. IP address of Mikrotik 433 in Office A is 192.168.99.1/24 and office B is 192.168.99.2/24.
Radio in office A is AP Bridge and the other one is WDS Station. they have no any other configuration.
I provide more information that can help you :
POE Adapter : 24V - 3A
POE Cable Length from switch to Wireless Device : about 25 meters, CAT 6 UTP
Band : 5Ghz
Frequency : 5540
Signal Strength : -31 dBm
Noise Floor : - 92 dBm
Overall Tx CCQ : 100%
Bandwidth Test : 32 Mbps
Hi,
i’d check cable and it has no any crimping. also the power of board is set to 10 dbm.
i have three questions about amount of noise or power of board :
1- why should i decrease the power of board to 10 dbm? is there any problem if i set it to 14 dbm?
2- upper value of noise or power of board is better or worse?
3- what’s different between ap brdige, bridge, wds station and station?
i’m new in MikroTik configuration, please explain. thanks.
Too much power at a very short range is like using a bullhorn (powered megaphone) to talk to someone 5 feet away in a small echo prone room.
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