R600 Unleashed Wifi Battery Drain

[Anonymous]

Hello, I've set up my first home network with nothing special regarding network rules, VLAN's, etc. The network seems to working great except the Wi-Fi seems to draining both my and my wife Pixel 3's. I've done a hard reset on my pixel and we've tested the Wi-Fi on different Wi-Fi networks and it seems the is coming from the R600 Unleashed AP. I actually have 3 of these AP's installed through the house, but deactivated the other 2 AP's to try and troubleshoot this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Network setup:

- pfSense 2.4.5-RELEASE-p1 

- EdgeSwitch 24 250Wv1.9.1

- R600 Unleashed 200.7.10.202.121

[Anonymous]

Thanks, I disabled the threshold on WLAN0 do I need to disable it on the other WLAN's too?

[syamantakomer]

You have only one WLAN "comet" and same is broadcasting on both the radio bands (2.4G and 5G).

Run the command for wlan32 as well.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the help so far and I'll test it today. Does this setup look correct now?

ruckus(debug)# remote_ap_cli -A "get qos wlan0"
---- Command 'rkscli -c "get qos wlan0 "' executed at d4:68:
Ruckus Wireless SmartMedia QOS info for wlan0 interface

QOS Configuration options:
Classification:               Enabled
UDP Heuristic Classification: Disabled
TOS Classification:           Enabled
Dot1p Classification:         Enabled
VID Voice Classification:
VID Video Classification:
VID  BE   Classification:
VID  BK   Classification:
Dot1p Classification VIDs:
Dot1p Marking VIDs:
Directed Multicast:           Enabled
IGMP Snooping Mode:           Enabled
MLD Snooping Mode:            Disabled
Static TOS marking:           Disabled (0x0)
Static Dot1p marking:         Disabled (0x0)

General      Mcast->U      Cloned     Filters    TOS-Mark
Stats               3           3       0/0/0    0/0/0/0

L2 Mcast      Packets     Unicast    Unk-Drop Known-Mcast
UDP Data            3           3           0         242

Heuristics      Voice       Video
UDP Packets         0           0

IGMP/MLD   Clone1/2/3
Errors          0/0/0

No Filters are currently defined on wlan0 interface
OK
---- Command Execution Summary:
         success: 1
         failure: 0
           total: 1
remote_ap_cli -A get qos wlan0
ruckus(debug)# remote_ap_cli -A "get qos wlan32"
---- Command 'rkscli -c "get qos wlan32 "' executed at d4:68:
Ruckus Wireless SmartMedia QOS info for wlan32 interface

QOS Configuration options:
Classification:               Enabled
UDP Heuristic Classification: Disabled
TOS Classification:           Enabled
Dot1p Classification:         Enabled
VID Voice Classification:
VID Video Classification:
VID  BE   Classification:
VID  BK   Classification:
Dot1p Classification VIDs:
Dot1p Marking VIDs:
Directed Multicast:           Enabled
IGMP Snooping Mode:           Enabled
MLD Snooping Mode:            Disabled
Static TOS marking:           Disabled (0x0)
Static Dot1p marking:         Disabled (0x0)

General      Mcast->U      Cloned     Filters    TOS-Mark
Stats               0           0       0/0/0    0/0/0/0

L2 Mcast      Packets     Unicast    Unk-Drop Known-Mcast
UDP Data            0           0           0         920

Heuristics      Voice       Video
UDP Packets         0           0

IGMP/MLD   Clone1/2/3
Errors          0/0/0

No Filters are currently defined on wlan32 interface
OK
---- Command Execution Summary:
         success: 1
         failure: 0
           total: 1
remote_ap_cli -A get qos wlan32
ruckus(debug)#

[syamantakomer]

Looks fine.

Let us know if this improve things. If not, we can tweak more settings.

[Anonymous]

It looks like it improved, thank you for the assistance.