ojai wifi survey
Click a pin for what that spot hears. Drag pins to fine tune where each scan was taken; the map redraws. Color is interpolated between scan spots and fades out where there's no nearby measurement.
aps heard per room
Strongest reading from each physical AP (radios and SSIDs grouped by MAC), filtered by the band and network above. Click a row to map that AP's footprint alone.
what stands out
Production Office and Foyer are saturated
AP 01 hits −28 dBm in the Production Office and AP 02 −34 in the Foyer, with 5 APs above −67 at each spot. Plenty of capacity; those two rooms almost certainly have APs mounted in or right next to them.
2.4 GHz is crowded, 5 GHz is wide open
Channel 1 reads 57% busy in the Great Room and 60–70% at the Farm House and Purple. Every 5 GHz channel seen sits under 15%. Steer clients to 5 GHz (band steering or a 5 GHz only SSID for show devices).
The tent lawn leans on 2.4 GHz
Purple gets −52 dBm on 2.4 from AP 04 but only −63 on 5 GHz. The Yellow / Green / Red walk tops out at −63 on 2.4 and −72 on 5 GHz for Ojai Meeting. Outdoor tents will want their own AP or a temporary mesh node.
Farm House is well served
AP 03 delivers −39 dBm on 2.4 and −49 on 5 GHz, with AP 11 as a second 5 GHz option at −62. An Airtame is broadcasting its own DIRECT network on channel 6 in there.
Other things on the air
Each Ruckus radio carries 8 BSSIDs (2 named, 6 hidden), which adds beacon overhead on 2.4. A Ubiquiti AVCTRL network sits on channels 1, 11 and 40 near the Great Room, and a phone hotspot ("Being There") showed up by the Foyer.