AirMagnet recommends the use of its MULTI-ADAPTER KIT.ĪirMagnet-supported wireless network adapter(s) Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows 8 Pro/Enterprise 64-bit, Microsoft Windows 8.1 Pro/Enterprise 64-bit, Microsoft Windows 10 Pro/Enterprise 64-bit, or Microsoft Windows 11 Pro/Enterprise 64-bit.Īn ExpressCard slot or USB port, multiple ports in the PC when using multiple adapters.

The application provides VoFi-specific data (such as WiMOS, Signal Strength, etc.) leading up to the attempt, and packet transmission rates for the conversation. Users are powered with AirWISE® expertise to get detailed reasons for the roaming event taking place, device and channel parameters that influence the roam, and visibility into whether the roam was good or not.įor VoWLAN phones, users can monitor voice delays and other statistics as the phone roams from one AP to another in the middle of a conversation. AirMagnet WiFi Analyzer PRO leverages support for multiple WLAN adapters plugged into the computer to troubleshoot client roaming issues – one of IT staff’s most commonly reported problems for WLAN networks.ĪirMagnet WiFi Analyzer provides advanced details on all roaming transactions for any WLAN client. This enables users to easily plan future Wi-Fi deployments or modify their existing deployment to minimize interference and, in turn, improve network performance.Įnsuring a smooth roam between AP’s, without any dropped calls or sessions and in a way that is not noticeable to the user is key for any deployment. It also provides a list of hidden nodes and non-Wi-Fi devices (non-Wi-Fi detection requires AirMagnet WiFi Analyzer PRO and AirMagnet Spectrum XT to be installed on the same machine) operating in the channel. AirMagnet WiFi Analyzer’s interference status indicator lists the overall interference status for each Wi-Fi channel, which is based on the Wi-Fi interference score for the devices contributing to the interference. Wi-Fi interference occurs as a result of co-channel/adjacent channel interference from the corporate or neighbor’s WLAN, hidden nodes in the environment, or non-Wi-Fi devices operating in the 802.11 band. This interference can be from other Wi-Fi devices, poor channel planning (adjacent or co-channel interference), or from non-Wi-Fi interference sources. Interference is one of the leading causes of poor connectivity and performance problems in the network. Complete Wi-Fi Interference Detection & Wi-Fi Analysis

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