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How can I tell if a client is connected with 5ghz or 2.4ghz and when they roam between them?

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How can I tell if a client is connected with 5ghz or 2.4ghz and when they roam between them?

Note: This topic was created from a reply on the iPad reauthentication issue... topic.

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keith_redfield

Turn logging on (either on the AP or ZD) and you'll see entries like this when a client connects:

Nov 20 05:53:01 RuckusAP daemon.info hostapd: wlan0: STA 5c:96:9d:73:59:9f IEEE 802.11: associated

Nov 20 05:53:01 RuckusAP daemon.info hostapd: wlan0: STA 5c:96:9d:73:59:9f WPA: pairwise key handshake

the wlan0 in this case is my 2.4 radio - if it were wlan8 it would be my 5Ghz

unknown

I also see in my ZD's dashboard log entries, something like:

2013/11/21 07:54:11 Low guest AP[AP-14194] radio [11a/n] detects User[guest] in WLAN[P-Net] roams from AP[AP-14194]

2013/11/21 07:54:11 Low guest AP[AP-14194] radio [11g/n] detects User[guest] in WLAN[P-Net] roams out to AP[AP-14194]

robert_11

Do we need debug logging enabled for this to work?

robert_11

How can you tell if the user is on 2.4 or 5 from those messages?

robert_11

ahh, I've been looking at those logs for a while and never noticed the a/n g/n difference. Thanks

unknown

I don't see that in my dashboard, I see this:

2013/11/26 10:48:55 Low User[mac address] joins WLAN[GuestWLAN] from AP[RuckusAP1]

2013/11/26 10:48:03 Low User[mac address] joins WLAN[WLAN] from AP[RuckusAP2]

unknown

This should help.

https://github.com/bot779/ruckus-zdro...

keith_redfield

I think you want: http://www.wlanpros.com/wi-fi-stress-...

(Further to the record I am slightly taller than the other Keith..but he is much wiser)

unknown

Keith:

I think you replied to the wrong thread.

I'm replying on "Is Channelfly usable in real world scenarios?"

keith_redfield

yes, too many windows, Now deleting this as well 🙂