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hunter86_bg
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How to reduce wifi txpower via script
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August 24, 2020, 09:07:46 pm »
Hello All,
I'm planning to replace my Mikrotik with opensense and I want to mirror all my scripts I got on the Mikrotik.
The one I try to recreate is for reducing the txpower to the minimum when there are no clients available and increasing it to maximum when a client connects.
I'm trying to figure out how to change the txpower via the ifconfig , but it fails with (keep in mind that I'm typing it manually ):
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root@firewall1:~ # ifconfig run0_wlan1 txpower 10
ifconfig SIOCS80211: Operation not supported
I tried to bring down the interface first , but it also fails.
Any hints are appreciated.
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hunter86_bg
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Re: How to reduce wifi txpower via script
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August 25, 2020, 05:21:24 pm »
I've tried changing from web or cli and no change. It seems that 802.11b/g are "hardcoded" to txpower 30.
I guess my other option is to just disable the wifi during the night.
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