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Hi! Mike, you really solved my problem! All the links were in channel 1... Changed the P2P do channel 6, and all works fine now! It's interesting how we work on a solution, and forget the elemental things.... I remember that I have done an alteration in these channels, but after some tests I forgot this way, and began to search another things... The channels are always in my mind, but this time... Thanks to all! Denilson Michael J Hess escreveu: > I am assuming the P2P is a sort of Wireless transmitter linking with > the remote site... > > Are you sure the P2P connection is not in the same frequency range as > the Wireless cards that you are using for local connections? Signal > wouldn't be lost, necessarily, but the radio waves would be busy, and > that would cause loss of throughput... > > Mike > > Denilson Rocha wrote: > >> Hi! >> >> I have a M0n0 configured with 3 interfaces: LAN, WAN and OPT1. This >> machine is acting as an Wireless Access Point. >> >> The WAN interface (a pcmcia card configured as hostap) is my >> backbone, linked to a linux server connected to a router, and the >> internet. The OPT1 interface (another pcmcia card configured as >> hostap) is the AP to my clients. And the LAN interface is connected >> to an external radio, wich makes a P2P link with another city. >> >> Well, everything works fine, until I get traffic into LAN... When >> there is no traffic in LAN, my clients connects to OPT1 and go to the >> Internet via WAN, fast and easy. When the P2P connected to the LAN >> make some traffic, the clients connected to OPT1 begin to lost >> packets, and the access become very slow... There is no lost of >> signal, only lost of packets. If I block the LAN traffic in the >> firewall, my OPT1 works fine again... >> >> My question is: is the LAN traffic prioritized then the OPT1 >> traffic??? Or am I tripping far away? Why this happens? >> >> Any help will be very appreciated! >> >> Thanks to all, and sorry for the poor english... >> >> [ ]'s >> Denilson >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch >> For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch >> > |