Is it possible to prevent ARM on Aruba Instant 8.x from switching channels/power on APs? Use case: site survey during which I want to "freeze rrm" to get the most consistent results. 'no scanning' under 'arm' hierarchy didn't work. Hi @HeyEddie, have you faced this scenario?
@mehfisto Do the US pilots have a superstition about the word "last"? Russian pilots do. They distinguish "last" and a word I don't know how to translate. I guess it's close to "outermost". Meaning it's not actually "LAST" in a bad context.
@GjermundRaaen@VergesFrancois guys I've heard you have quite some experience in capturing 802.11ax with JetsonNano+AX200. Could you please name a manufacturer of your AX200 adapter? I'm having troubles with a Fenvi's product.
@elcaplette I find this method as a good balance between sleeping at night and getting things done) Sort of like a custom Windows installation by ZVerpb found on torrents
Alright, AX200 is installed on ThinkPad X220.
To make it possible you want to:
1. Buy an M.2 NGFF to mPCIe adapter
2. Buy MFH4 (female) to IPEX/UFL (male) cables
3. Update the BIOS to remove the whitelist of wireless adapters
Your M.2 SSD won't be bothered by the new neighbor.
@elcaplette The custom BIOS build is a publicly available build provided by ValdikSS who's known in ThinkPad community since 2013 I believe. Updating actually falls into:
1. Upgrade to the correct official version of BIOS
2. Run flash.bat
@get_max If you run the BIOS version prior to 1.40 then you want to go through 3-step process:
1. Upgrade to the official v1.40
2. Upgrade to the official v.1.46
3. Upgrade to a custom BIOS build by running flash.bat
The official BIOS versions: https://t.co/W5bkCkzNBb
@get_max I recommend a custom BIOS build v1.46 by ValdikSS. The download will start! (https://t.co/2S5uc9aDvY). In the archive you'll find a "whitelist removal only" and "full-blown" versions. I used whitelist removal only. Original thread: https://t.co/oEyQAPU4E0
@get_max@LTekanov@colonel_white@elcaplette You guys are really building the Russian Wi-Fi community. The expertise and experience you brought to the event will definitely help WLAN professionals to tshoot Wi-Fi networks.
@LTekanov noticed a line on my mug that says "Clients define our success". So true for Wi-Fi, wow. I had got the mug at GE Healthcare way earlier than I knew I'm gonna be a wireless engineer at CompTek.