hi to all
first of all sorry for my bad english
i am a gamer using my wireless internet for playing games
but my isp is using nv2.i cannot change my isp caz i paid for 1 year)
so i have ping jitter when my TX and RX going up to 108 mbps /216mbps @ 40hz channel
like this
10ms
5ms
2ms
15ms
4ms
20ms
i tried to limit HT rate but didnt work from my client
but when my tx rate is lock in 54mbps in 1 moment , then the ping to isp server is stable like this
4ms
2ms
1ms
3ms
5ms
2ms
so i wanna try to limit TX rate from editing frimware caz i can get stable ping for gaming
is it posible ?
thanks alot
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
how is the distance of the link?
for stability pick 20Mhz, for bandwidth play with 40Mhz.
About HT MCS ,if you don't know how to play with it i'm strongly recommending leave as it is (default)
for stability pick 20Mhz, for bandwidth play with 40Mhz.
About HT MCS ,if you don't know how to play with it i'm strongly recommending leave as it is (default)
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
it's about 3-4 kmhow is the distance of the link?
for stability pick 20Mhz, for bandwidth play with 40Mhz.
About HT MCS ,if you don't know how to play with it i'm strongly recommending leave as it is (default)
but i have SXT lite 5
low rate = high power
high rate = low power and un stable ping
i wanna limit to get better power
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
From your first post, i found that you are not able to get into AP, because it belongs to your ISP.is that corect?
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
exactlyFrom your first post, i found that you are not able to get into AP, because it belongs to your ISP.is that corect?
then i wanna to limit from my router os editing script in wireless tab and disable all higher than 54mbps 40hz, to get max 54mbps from my radio
plz help me im noob
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates [SOLVED]
exactlyFrom your first post, i found that you are not able to get into AP, because it belongs to your ISP.is that corect?
then i wanna to limit from my router os editing script in wireless tab and disable all higher than 54mbps 40hz, to get max 54mbps from my radio
script in wireless tab ,wahat script? /// just untick data rate. if you are not able to see what is happening in AP,nothing much you can do
plz help me im noob
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
finaly i got, now i know i can't do thatexactlyFrom your first post, i found that you are not able to get into AP, because it belongs to your ISP.is that corect?
then i wanna to limit from my router os editing script in wireless tab and disable all higher than 54mbps 40hz, to get max 54mbps from my radio
script in wireless tab ,wahat script? /// just untick data rate. if you are not able to see what is happening in AP,nothing much you can do
plz help me im noob
becaz its locked from my isp to get auto rates
i did un tick but didnt work
thanks man for replays
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
My experience has been that you cannot disable a wireless data rate with MT HCS without unticking both sides. If you untick just one side, the data rate still gets used. It's not even as useful as to say that you can limit the transmit or the receive data rate alone by unticking one side, I have never seen that be successful -- the higher rates are still used in both directions. And since unticking at the AP side would limit all subscribers (not just you) to the lower rate, I understand why your ISP will not do it.
You may have some success changing your radio mode to 802.11a only, with a channel width of 20mHz, which will permanently disable some higher modulation levels.
You may have some success changing your radio mode to 802.11a only, with a channel width of 20mHz, which will permanently disable some higher modulation levels.
Re: need help for editing HT mcs rates
Shame for mikrotik not being able to set the asymmetrically maximal MCS on both sides manually.
LOW mcs for UPLOAD gave us better jitter & TCP speedtest for NV2.
LOW mcs for UPLOAD gave us better jitter & TCP speedtest for NV2.
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