Description |
This article describes the issue where FortiAP does not auto-adjust the Tx power and always operates on the Maximum power set in the range. Consider the below screenshot to understand the problem :
Here all the FortAPs are operating on the same TX power which is 17 dBm, although there is a range of dBm values set on the FortiAP profile.
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Scope |
All FortiAP models. |
Solution |
Check the ForitAP profile's auto-power-target setting which should not be empty.
config wireless-controller wtp-profile edit "FAP231F-Test"
FortiAP would only adjust power to a lower value if other FortiAP can hear it high than -70 (This is a default setting on the AP profile where -70 is the value set on 'set auto-power-target -70').
Note: auto-power-target is used to configure the target Received Signal Strength Indicator (RSSI) level that the FortiAP should try to maintain for its clients through automatic transmit power adjustment. |
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