Laptops dont run at N speed on MSM422

[Ryan_G]

Hi All

I have some of the new MSM422 n AP's (the colubrius ones).

I am trying to support an environment of older a/b/g and newer n laptops. I have setup Radio 1 to n and Radio 2 to a/b/g. I have applied both radios to the VSC profile, however, the clients seem to only ever connect at 54mb (a/b/g) mode on Radio 2.

The clients are all Windows XP SP3. Is there some client settings I need to know to look for n first?

Thanks in advance.

P.S. This thread has been moved from Communications, Wireless (Legacy ITRC forum) to MSM Series. -HP Forum Moderator

[cenk sasmaztin]

hi Ryan 802.11n on MSM442 supported only 5Ghz mode

must have laptops adaptor 5Ghz

[cenk sasmaztin]

sorry not only supported default setings 5Ghz

other choices (2.4n/a,n/b,n/g,n/b/g)

you make change default settings 802.11n

http://cdn.procurve.com/training/Manuals/r523/42-10-0625-00_5.2.3_QS_MAP-625_en.pdf

please read radios and antena

[cenk sasmaztin]

check on radios configuration page radio 1 wireless mode must have 802.11n(2.4Ghz)


read page 73
http://cdn.procurve.com/training/Manuals/r523/43-10-0300-02_5.2.3_AG_MAPs_en.pdf

[Ryan_G]

I have done all this, but still don't succeed. Occasionally I get a connection to Radio 1 (at a rate higher than 54mb) but very rare. I thought it must be a client side setting which would tell it to try n over g in windows, however, I cant find such a setting.

[cenk sasmaztin]

which have you type notebook wireless nic
broadcom or intel

[Ryan_G]

Running on a HP 6350b Notebook. Broadcom NIC.

[cenk sasmaztin]

very denger
most hp notebook have broadcom wireless nic

if this is bug on broadcom very bad

to me you call hp support team your country and for MSM442 and notebook


please say me result
very important for me