Hello all,
Firstly, thanks to the guys behind SNB for the services & assistance provided via the site & these forums.
Secondly, to my question:
Does anyone know of any criteria (standardized or otherwise) for rating Wi-Fi stability? I've checked the certification programs offered by the Wi-Fi Alliance but was surprised to find that it seems there are no tests on basic Wi-Fi properties like throughput and stability.
I've also come across a few cool tools like NetStress and iperf/jperf to measure and plot the throughput of a Wi-Fi connection measured over a period of time. From the results, one could obtain the average and standard deviation of the throughput and I was hoping I could find some criteria that would rate the connection as Very Stable, Stable, etc based on these two values (or some others) - but it seems such criteria is non-existent!
I'd really appreciate if someone could help me out with this or in case it unrealistic to develop such a rating scale, can someone please explain why?
Thanks a lot.
Sadiq.
Firstly, thanks to the guys behind SNB for the services & assistance provided via the site & these forums.
Secondly, to my question:
Does anyone know of any criteria (standardized or otherwise) for rating Wi-Fi stability? I've checked the certification programs offered by the Wi-Fi Alliance but was surprised to find that it seems there are no tests on basic Wi-Fi properties like throughput and stability.
I've also come across a few cool tools like NetStress and iperf/jperf to measure and plot the throughput of a Wi-Fi connection measured over a period of time. From the results, one could obtain the average and standard deviation of the throughput and I was hoping I could find some criteria that would rate the connection as Very Stable, Stable, etc based on these two values (or some others) - but it seems such criteria is non-existent!
I'd really appreciate if someone could help me out with this or in case it unrealistic to develop such a rating scale, can someone please explain why?
Thanks a lot.
Sadiq.