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Cloud wifi problems

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f1y

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I have two hawking 300N high gain outdoor waps.

One @point A and one at point B across the street.
A is access point, B is repeater.

So B is repeating the Wifi and then I have 5 small houses on a street in a row. These each have a wap in them in client-bridge mode. So, they're grabbin that wifi And plugging into a switch in the house to network all the houses together.

I get high packet loss, pig jitter between 30ms and 1500ms, houses will randomly loose access.

I have all these waps in the same channel. Is this good practice? Channel 1 is littered with 2wires, and I have them all set to 11.

This is a shaky. Fucking network. IP phones kill the network. Call quality is Terrible.
 
f1y said:
I have 5 small houses on a street in a row.
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Who are you, Bill Hendrickson?

In my experience, mesh stuff works best with dual radio access points, you can use the 5ghz for backhaul and serve out wifi to clients on 2.4.
 
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