Wifi - wifi-qcom - slow wifi and Tx/Rx

RouterOS Wireless Networking
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He,
I have hap ax3 and wifi-qcom.
My old tablet have simetimes terrible slow wifi. I'm looking for the reason

Why are Tx and Rx set so low 1000 kbps.

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Can I set a minimum speed? When I had wireless I had this option

P.s
How is it possible that I have Band 2GHz AX set but I see a connected one device in Band 2GHz G?

My config
anynameyoulike.rsc (11.8 KB)

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Stuff does idle down if nothing is playing, try adding the device to your access list and rejecting it from 2g for a moment to test!

You can see my stuff idles to 6mbps etc....

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1mbit is the base rate of 802.11b. Please support this request: [Feature Request] Option to disable 802.11b in wifi drivers

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It's your device which decides what speed it wants to use.
If your AP is able to provide it, that's what will be used.

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@3RRR, Why are you setting the channels with all possible limitations?

And what @ToTheFull wrote - the 1000 bkps is a minimum Tx/RX value.

You can monitor it in the terminal:

interface wifi registration-table print stats proplist=tx-rate,rx-rate interval=1 without-paging where mac-address=...
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Thanks for the reply.
@ToTheFull
My old laptop won't connect to the 5G network.

@holvoetn Can I disable this speed on provider?

@pmastal
Where can I change these settings?
Unfortunately, I don't know how to do this. I'm using Wifi-qcom.

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On old wireless this was possible but those drivers were developed in-house so there was a lot more control.
With wifi-qcom drivers (vendor drivers with some in-house adjustments) this is not possible anymore.

AX means everything from 802.11b/g/n/ax

If your laptop only wants to use G, that's what it will get.
PS must be a REALLY old laptop then ?

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@holvoetn my laptop use N.
G is one of the smart devices. I was surprised that it was possible to connect.
Thanks for the information why it works

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@3RRR ,

You don't use VLANs, thus the config is simpler.

  1. Clean your wifi configuration.
  2. Set the Security for your needs and roaming
    /interface wifi security name=<sec_name> ...
  3. The channel config
    /interface wifi channel add disabled=no name=<channels_name> skip-dfs-channels=10min-cac
  4. for roaming
    /interface wifi steering add disabled=no name=<stearing_name> rrm=yes wnm=yes
  5. Manager for wifi interfaces
    5a. for the device where CAPsMAN is
    /interface/wifi/set wifi1,wifi2 configuration.manager=capsman-or-local
    5b. for the CAP
    /interface/wifi/set wifi1,wifi2 configuration.manager=capsman
  6. wifi config
    /interface wifi configuration add channel=<channels_name> country= disabled=no name=<cfg_name> security=<sec_name> ssid=<sid_name> steering=<stearing_name>```
  7. Don't forget to provision the CAP, and on the CAP enable the CAP setting :slight_smile:

If you want to see what channels / band are used per wifi interface on the CAPsMAN device:
/interface wifi monitor <wifi_name> without-paging once
If you use Tab after monitor you get all wifi interface names

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My configuration is very similar to what you sent.
I don't quite see how this is supposed to solve my problem, but I'll try.

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Wat does your config look like?

/export file=anynameyoulke

Remove serial and any other private info, post as Preformatted ext by using the </> button.

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I sent the configuration in the first post.

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Did you do reconfiguration, or are you still using the initial one?