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What is the recommended or minimum Single-to-Noise ratio for different environments?

April 26, 2017different environments minimum ratio recommended

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What is the recommended or minimum Single-to-Noise ratio for different environments?

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A. This table lists the minimum Signal-to-Noise ratio values for the voice and data cells. Q. I use the Cisco a/b/g wi-fi card (CB21AG) and it uses the latest driver. I use the Aironet Site Survey Utility. Under the access point (AP) Scan List tab, I see a couple of APs that do not have a network name (for example, SSID), but that do have an AP name. What is the AP name information? Why can I see the AP name but not the SSID? This appears to be on a couple of APs that are secure and that are 802.11b. Is this information relayed only when Aironet extensions are used? A. AP Name is the hostname for the AP. It is shown on site survey outputs only if Aironet Extensions are enabled on the AP. The SSID (Network Name) of an AP appears in the list of available networks only if a Guest Mode SSID is enabled or the Broadcast SSID in Beacon option is selected in the AP.