show in Wireless Registration CCQ
I updated from 6.48.6 to 6.49.6 and it doesn't show in Wireless Registration CCQ. Solution other than downgrade?
Re: show in Wireless Registration CCQ
maybe contact Mikrotik directly through support@mikrotik.com to see if this is expected? Also are you able to see it if you look through the terminal?
I feel that I could either take or leave the CCQ reporting, all I use it for is a quick look to confirm if a p2p or p2mp link is working correctly, if you are using this for AP's only you will get a lot of false negatives as phones and other things that connect but arnt being used will give off a low CCQ.
I would personally suggest using the staples of checking the TX and RX signal to see if the alignment is ok, checking the noise floor and the signal to noise to make sure one of your neighbouring radios hasn't jumped ship to your frequency as well as check the TX and RX packet and byte statistics, if there are a lot of tx packets, bytes etc in comparison to the RX you can see if you have had to retransmit a lot of packets and get an idea on if something is going on
I feel that I could either take or leave the CCQ reporting, all I use it for is a quick look to confirm if a p2p or p2mp link is working correctly, if you are using this for AP's only you will get a lot of false negatives as phones and other things that connect but arnt being used will give off a low CCQ.
I would personally suggest using the staples of checking the TX and RX signal to see if the alignment is ok, checking the noise floor and the signal to noise to make sure one of your neighbouring radios hasn't jumped ship to your frequency as well as check the TX and RX packet and byte statistics, if there are a lot of tx packets, bytes etc in comparison to the RX you can see if you have had to retransmit a lot of packets and get an idea on if something is going on
Re: show in Wireless Registration CCQ
I tried to get this to work in 7.5.
found here: https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Logging_ ... ents_Stats
Since we now have wireguard, you need to spell out the command and this part works.
and do needs to be do=, but still fails:
It seems that then :env does not pick up the variable.
Its time for MT to update this page. https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Logging_ ... ents_Stats
This seems to work better:
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/int wir monitor [find name=wlan1] once do {
:env; :log info ([/system identity get name] . "," . $clients . "," . $overall-tx-ccq . "," . $noise-floor . "," . $frequency ."," . $current-tx-powers);
}Since we now have wireguard, you need to spell out the command and this part works.
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/int wireless monitor [find name=wlan1] once Code: Select all
/int wireless monitor [find name=wlan1] once do={
:env; :put ([/system identity get name] . "," . $clients . "," . $overall-tx-ccq . "," . $noise-floor . "," . $frequency . "," . $current-tx-powers);}Its time for MT to update this page. https://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Logging_ ... ents_Stats
This seems to work better:
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:put [/interface wireless monitor [find name=wlan1] once as-value ]