QUOTE(hackwire @ Apr 18 2011, 11:56 PM)
First I thought the slow speed was caused by Unifi server. Later i discover that the slow speed was actually caused by the distance between my Macbook and the router which is upstairs while my work station is downstairs.
I wonder why is this so since the router Dlink claims better coverage due to Wireless-N?
Is there any setting that i need to adjust in the router config to expand the horizon? TQ.
I investigate the problem deeper and weird phenomenon discovered.I wonder why is this so since the router Dlink claims better coverage due to Wireless-N?
Is there any setting that i need to adjust in the router config to expand the horizon? TQ.
Location of Equipment: Upstairs (Back Room)
Location of Desktop : Downstairs (living hall)
Distance : Estimated only 20 - 25 meters ( about 30 steps)
Computer : Macbook
Problem: Wifi Signal Drop Dead . Sometimes Alive , sometimes dead. now mostly dead.
Date Happen: 1 week ago.
Before that: it was smooth upload and download.
Discovery: Reposition to about 2 meter away from the desktop, The wifi signal comes alive and kicking again.
Report to Unifi: Yes
Date: 19/03/2011
Added on April 19, 2011, 8:58 am
QUOTE(LightningFist @ Apr 19 2011, 12:12 AM)
@hackwire,
My signal is very weak (mainly 2 bars, superficially fluctuates to 3 and 4) when I am just a few metres above the router. Problem is, I can reach high speeds, except that it always goes really low (to zero, time out) and affects browsing and downloads. Not stable at all.
When using another laptop from a different location equidistant from the router as the first, the connection is much better, and doesn't drop.
are you saying here is different notebook , different signal and stability?My signal is very weak (mainly 2 bars, superficially fluctuates to 3 and 4) when I am just a few metres above the router. Problem is, I can reach high speeds, except that it always goes really low (to zero, time out) and affects browsing and downloads. Not stable at all.
When using another laptop from a different location equidistant from the router as the first, the connection is much better, and doesn't drop.
This post has been edited by hackwire: Apr 19 2011, 08:58 AM
Apr 19 2011, 08:56 AM

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