ZeroByte, that helps alot. I've done networking for a few years now, but I'm getting more into the wireless side and it all seems more magic than science so far. Your explanation makes sense and gives me more insight into what is actually happening. I'll see if I can get the 300Mbps rates running at...

Channel: 5805/20-Ce/an(30dBm)
TX Rate: 150Mbps-40MHz/1S/SGI
RX Rate: 150Mbps-40MHz/1S/SGI
CCQ between 90-94%

Not sure if that's what you mean by modulation rate. If not, let me know.

These are all based on the 5 minute average graphs.

Test Scenario 1;
AP CPU peaked at 33%, Memory peaked at 31%
Grooves CPU peaked at 31-32%, memory peaked at 32-33%

Test Scenario 2:
RB450G CPU peaked at 43%, Memory peaked at 30%
Both APs CPU peaked at 26%, Memory peaked at 34%

I'm running CapsMan on 6.37 on my RB450G (no wireless) and it works fine. It might be a x86 specific issue, or it might just take a reboot. I think mine took a reboot or two before it showed as active.

The company I work for uses wireless differently than most people, and we've come across an issue and need some help. We upload massive amounts of data from multiple Groove devices to a single (or dual) SXT access points. This was my first time testing with CAPsMAN, so maybe I set something up wrong...

Problem resolved. I was missing a static route on the 411AH back to the 450G.

Not sure if this helps in the troubleshooting, but I can't ping anything on the 192.168.0.xxx network from ether1 on the 450G. I think that is part of why my NAT isn't working, but I'm not sure.

That was strange. I fixed it, but I'm still getting the 450G with either IP address. Is there a way to trace connections to the .245 IP so I can see if it hits the NAT rule at all? I've got a masquerade rule, but it's after the dst-nat/src-nat. Here is the current /ip firewall nat. 0 chain=dst-nat a...

Thanks for the quick response. Winbox and the web interface are still connecting to the 450G instead of the 411AH. Here's the firewall export. Am I right in having both public IP's set to ether1? /ip firewall export # mar/02/2011 15:53:46 by RouterOS 5.0rc10 # software id = Y0R2-KFRD # /ip firewall ...

I have a 411AH access point behind a 450G and I need to be able to access both devices through winbox based on their public IP addresses. I have no problems accessing the 450G through it's public IP, but I can't get the NAT to forward to the 411AH no matter what I try. I'm still fairly new to networ...