I made several tests, I tried many links at all distances, and each time the same problem. Link falls for extended data loss if the band is saturated or not polled for too long. It 'a bug?? Please help us.

In the wireless certification I think I heared that it's not possible to use nstreme with N.

I and many other people here use nstreme and 802.11n together without problem.

Not recommended, sorry, it must work as unexpected.

yes it seems to work, try to make a bandwidth test in tcp mode,the link will crash.

I don't know what to tell you guys. It and 802.11n together work great for me and I recommend it to everyone. This forum is filled with these sort of success stories.

yes it seems to work, try to make a bandwidth test in tcp mode,the link will crash.

I see this behavior in lab with 2 devices near to each other.
Reducing power solved the issue.

yes it seems to work, try to make a bandwidth test in tcp mode,the link will crash.

I see this behavior in lab with 2 devices near to each other.
Reducing power solved the issue.

thank you... reducing power worked fine for me too..

To make it work fine, the signal strength have within which level?
and all of you guy tested in the clean channel environment?

have you test in the very interference area?

in my case

one side: rb411ah, r5h, 24dbi ant
other side: rb433, r5h, 24dbi ant
ros 4.10 @ both sides
clean channel

with "default" tx power... link went down when i did a bandwith test
i setted tx power @ 20db... everything is ok now. i will test later @21db, @22db and so on to see which is the breaking point.

sorry 4 my poor english