WiFi Monitoring
The Problem:
The Solution:
WiFi monitoring from the client perspective
WiFi sensor connects to an SSID, run tests to web and cloud applications continuously, keeping track of real-time and historical performance, including DNS and Internet speed
Learn how to monitor WiFi networks from the client perspective
WiFi Monitoring Sensors
NetBeez offers WiFi sensors that run network and application performance measurements on any WiFi network. Wireless engineers can retrieve real-time and historical data for the following metrics:
- Transmitted and received bits/sec on the wlan0 interface
- Signal strength and link quality detected by the 802.11ac NIC
- Associated band, channel and BSSID number
- Bit rate established with the access point
- SSID scans to detect locally broadcasting networks
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Hardware
WiFi Sensor
The WiFi sensor has the same characteristics of an Ethernet Sensor with the addition of a 802.11ac card that enables monitoring on any WiFi network.
CPU: 1.2 GHz quad-core (ARMv8)
RAM: 1 GB
Disk Drive: 8 GB
Ethernet NIC: 10/100 Mbps (RJ-45)
WiFi Card: 802.11 AC based on ASUS AC56
Use Cases
Monitoring a WiFi network from the client perspective provides many benefits, including quick outage detection, and reduced troubleshooting time. Here are three simple use cases where wireless engineers saved time and resources in the process:
1. WiFi service availability after configuration changes
2. Performance measurement in high-density areas
3. Tuning transmit power adjustment algorithms
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