An AP works properly, but the signal strength in the coverage area is still weak or even no signal is available. At a carrier site outside China, outdoor APs with omnidirectional antennas are deployed on the rooftop of a building to provide wireless network coverage for the whole building.
Outdoor APs are usually installed at high positions, and the uplink backhaul distance of STAs cannot exceed 50 m. Therefore, directional small-angle antennas are generally used for signal coverage. For details about how to select antennas in different scenarios, see WLAN Antenna Quick Start.
Indoor APs are, usually, equipped with omnidirectional antennas (which allow broadcasting the signal in a "donut" shape around the AP), which have a relatively low antenna gain. For indoor and short distance outdoor installations, it is a perfect antenna to use.
After the uplink RSSI of STAs is checked, it is found that the signal strength is weak at the lower-floor areas of the building. At a higher education site in China, a 5 GHz antenna is installed on the 2.4 GHz radio port of an outdoor AP. When a channel scanning tool is used to detect signals, no 2.4 GHz signal transmitted by this AP is detected.
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