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Hi Rena, The channel utilization is the sum of three values: Rx, Tx and Broadcasts on the channel. So, in this case, as we can see that the Tx utilization is 7% but the overall is 38%. This clearly indicates that there may be some noise/traffic on the channel on which the AP is working at that moment. It would help if you can get the output of 'show ap auto-rf 802.11b/a ' for this AP. This will show you all the neighboring APs working on the same channel on which this AP is working. If there is any other AP being heard on the same channel with a strength of,more than 65 dBm (example 63 dBm), then you may have co-channel interference in the network.

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As far as the number of users are concerned, 25-30 was the recommended numbers in the generation on Non-802.11n autonomous APs. Today, the 802.11n capable APs are tested in lab with 200 clients associated 'PER RADIO'. Thus, I would say, depending on various factors like interference in the environment, client applications in use, uplink capacity, local or central switching of the traffic, an AP may serve 40-60 clients with no major issues. Again, DEPENDS heavily on a lot of factors.

I have just mentioned the capability of the new APs. HTH, Cheers, Manish Mathur. Yes I noticed that this is just the snmp threshold for traps indicating the AP is overloaded, but I was wondering how cisco came up with that value of 12.is it a recommended amount of users which should be associated to an AP?

Of course this depends on how much bandwidth every user should have, but right now it's hard to measure this since I didn't find a way to check how much bandwidth would be left on a channel =/ Are you using the load balancing and band select features? Do you have experience with that?

I read that load balancing is often not working, because there are a lot clients, which simply ignore reason code 17, but I would give it a try, if I could somehow evaluate the right client window size. Hi Rena, The channel utilization is the sum of three values: Rx, Tx and Broadcasts on the channel.

So, in this case, as we can see that the Tx utilization is 7% but the overall is 38%. This clearly indicates that there may be some noise/traffic on the channel on which the AP is working at that moment. It would help if you can get the output of 'show ap auto-rf 802.11b/a ' for this AP.

This will show you all the neighboring APs working on the same channel on which this AP is working. If there is any other AP being heard on the same channel with a strength of,more than 65 dBm (example 63 dBm), then you may have co-channel interference in the network. As far as the number of users are concerned, 25-30 was the recommended numbers in the generation on Non-802.11n autonomous APs. Today, the 802.11n capable APs are tested in lab with 200 clients associated 'PER RADIO'. Thus, I would say, depending on various factors like interference in the environment, client applications in use, uplink capacity, local or central switching of the traffic, an AP may serve 40-60 clients with no major issues. Again, DEPENDS heavily on a lot of factors.

I have just mentioned the capability of the new APs. Office 365 configuring outlook for mac. HTH, Cheers, Manish Mathur. This FAQ which was published in 2010 when we probably only had 1252 as the AP supporting 802.11n: It says: ' The AP has the physical capacity to handle 2048 MAC addresses, but, because the AP is a shared medium and acts as a wireless hub, the performance of each user decreases as the number of users increases on an individual AP.

Ideally, not more than 24 clients can associate with the AP because the throughput of the AP is reduced with each client that associates to the AP.' It's evident that after 2010, Cisco has launched advanced APs like 2602, 3600, 3502, 3702, 1702, 1572 etc. All these APs have advanced memory and CPU capabilities. Faster processors means more service. I hope you will be able to understand now that sky is the limit for 'simple client association', but if you consider actual service, the number depends on a lot of factors as Brett has mentioned. In my organization, I see 60+ corporate clients associated and working without any complaints on 3702 and 3602.

Cheers, Manish.