Has anyone encountered the problem of Tait TB7300 repeaters autonomous operation when they work in a network under Tait TH9300 channel controller ?
System context is the next:
-Equipment : TB7300 repeaters and TN9300 network controller.
-Topology : Three sites, each with two TB7300 repeaters. The TN9300 controller is located in the data center.
-Network : The equipment is connected to managed switches. The sites and the data center are interconnected via a VPN channel leased from a provider.
Observed Behavior:
1. Complete Loss of Ethernet Connection :
When the Ethernet connection between a repeater and the network controller is completely lost, the repeater switches to autonomous mode after approximately 10 seconds. Upon restoration of the Ethernet connection, no interruptions in radio communication are observed .
2. Unstable Ethernet Connection (Packet Loss) :
When the Ethernet connection is unstable (e.g., packet loss occurs), the quality of autonomous radio communication between radios connected to the same repeater is significantly degraded. This degradation is characterized by frequent interruptions in radio communication.
3. Impact on Autonomous Radio Communication :
Even though the repeater remains functional, the stability of autonomous radio communication is affected during periods of Ethernet instability.
Expected Behavior:
1. During Complete Ethernet Disconnection :
Autonomous radio communication should remain stable while the repeater operates in autonomous mode.
2. During Unstable Ethernet Connection :
Autonomous radio communication should not be affected by packet loss or instability in the Ethernet connection.
Are there any recommendations or solutions to mitigate these disruptions in radio communication? I would appreciate any advice on this issue.
System context is the next:
-Equipment : TB7300 repeaters and TN9300 network controller.
-Topology : Three sites, each with two TB7300 repeaters. The TN9300 controller is located in the data center.
-Network : The equipment is connected to managed switches. The sites and the data center are interconnected via a VPN channel leased from a provider.
Observed Behavior:
1. Complete Loss of Ethernet Connection :
When the Ethernet connection between a repeater and the network controller is completely lost, the repeater switches to autonomous mode after approximately 10 seconds. Upon restoration of the Ethernet connection, no interruptions in radio communication are observed .
2. Unstable Ethernet Connection (Packet Loss) :
When the Ethernet connection is unstable (e.g., packet loss occurs), the quality of autonomous radio communication between radios connected to the same repeater is significantly degraded. This degradation is characterized by frequent interruptions in radio communication.
3. Impact on Autonomous Radio Communication :
Even though the repeater remains functional, the stability of autonomous radio communication is affected during periods of Ethernet instability.
Expected Behavior:
1. During Complete Ethernet Disconnection :
Autonomous radio communication should remain stable while the repeater operates in autonomous mode.
2. During Unstable Ethernet Connection :
Autonomous radio communication should not be affected by packet loss or instability in the Ethernet connection.
Are there any recommendations or solutions to mitigate these disruptions in radio communication? I would appreciate any advice on this issue.
