Sam’s point of view on Radio Resource Managment (RRM for the masses). Make sure to grab a double espresso.
RRM – a common term for Radio Resource Management – or the set of algorithms that set the channel and power level of your Access Points in an automated fashion. You’ve heard it all before, “RRM is broken, RRM picked the wrong channel, RRM hates me, RRM isn’t right for my network”. The reality is that RRM:
- Isn’t dumb
- Doesn’t hate you
- Doesn’t love you
- Doesn’t feel anything for that matter
As it turns out, RRM isn’t even smart. It has no feelings, passion, hate, love, real, imagined, or otherwise. In fact, RRM is just a series of algorithms that are built to do one thing – whatever you tell it to. RRM is a framework, meant to be built, adjusted, tweaked, and tuned. To be fair, there are two major topics that tend to give RRM a bad name and they are:
1) Every vendor implements RRM differently. This…
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