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- Date: Fri, 01 Apr 2005 16:42:57 +0900
- From: "Daniel Quimper" <dq@example.com>
- Subject: [tlug] Wireless LAN - Signal strength seesaw
- Organization: Ubit.com
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Hi, I have a problem with my Wireless LAN at home. It's use to work fine and fast until a few days ago. When I look at the signal strength, It goes up and down and up and down. The cycle take about 3 to 5 seconds. After some googling on the matter. I though I'm was having interference from my neighbors WLAN and that I needed to change my channel settings. From my appartment, I can see 3 WLAN plus mine. They are using channel 1,6 and 11. I notice that the signal strength of the WLAN using the channel 11 is quite low. So, I choose to put my WLAN on that channel too. But that didn't fix my problem. I downloaded a tool called: NetStumbler http://www.netstumbler.com/ That tool puts my WLAN card in listening mode and display all the networks around with a graph of the signal strength according to time. Looking at those graph, I see that my neighbors' signals are steady, but mine seesawing. It gradualy become stronger for about 3 sec and then drop to zero abruptly. This cycle repeats over and over. I do not beleive that the problem is cause by some other appliance in my house or my neighbors. Because it would affect everyone's WLAN, not just mine. Plus if I bring my computer with the Wireless card right beside the Wireless access point, the problem remains. All the 4 networks are 802.11b. Any idea on what could be my problem and how I can fix it? dan... -- Daniel Quimper ing. dq@example.com
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