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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    The erratic ping that I get is for the LAN interface on the AP. I think it does not go to the router for this ping, rather loop back from AP. So this means that router should not have an impact on this.
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    I tried pinging the router away from TV location, and it still gave me the same results. I am using a CAT5 cable, with length of almost 130 feet.
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    Have disabled SGI and set the beacon interval to 50. Did not find the Packet Coalescing option in the router settings. Have also changed the roaming aggressiveness to Lowest in adapter settings. The channel is also set to 11 as manual, and removed from auto setting. The results still remain the...
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    I have given the security settings as well as general wireless settings below. I have disabled all other services on the router, including WPS, Upnp, Firewall + lot of other associated services, IGMP, etc.
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    Not intentionally from this perspective, however I have tried this too. The AP router remains powered off in the nights, and I get the same results in the morning even when I have just turned that on.
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    Yes, the erratic ping happens on both routers. In fact the situation when I ping the primary router (192.168.5.1) is even worse. There are lots of requests that get timed out. But it could be because my primary router is an old one, single antenna and since there are lots of wired devices...
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    Have tried forcing the channel width to 20 MHZ. Results have not changed and ping time range from 100 ms to over 3K ms. Both primary router (W1) and AP (W2) are on auto channel selection. Another important point that I had missed pinpointing is that both are exactly on the same Y-axis, apart...
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    Issue with WiFi signals - erratic ping time

    Hi, I am facing bit of an issue with my WiFi routers. Let me explain the setup here: DSL (8 mbps) | | WiFi Router 1 (W1) @ 1st Floor (My service provider's DSL Router) (192.168.5.1) | | LAN | | WiFi Router 2 (W2) @ Ground Floor (TP-Link WR940N) (192.168.5.2) DHCP runs on W1, which...
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