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Re: [99attendees] ietf-hotel experience

Bryan Call <bcall@apache.org> Mon, 17 July 2017 07:50 UTC

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I had a lot of problems using the hotel wifi (lots of packet loss).  I switched over to using the wired connection in my room and using my own wifi router.

-Bryan

> On Jul 17, 2017, at 8:57 AM, Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> wrote:
> 
> just in case it is helpful to others:
> 
> this has happened a number of times.  the laptop and i get to our room,
> associate with the ietf-hotel ssid wireless, and things work ok for a
> minute or three before they go to absolute hell.  i turn my wifi (macos)
> off and on again, and things are fine for the rest of the night.
> 
> the conjecture is my turning wifi off and on again gets me a better
> wireless access point.
> 
> randy
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