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received signal strength of the client is roughly equal the signal that the client is receiving
from the system. In most cases, signals greater than 12 to 15 should result in a good
connection. These signals are 5 minute averages, and it is normal for these to fluctuate.
For easy identification, you can change the label name for a user in the system. For
example, if you have several computers in the office that are permanent clients, and some
users that are employees with long term tickets, you can label them by their name.
To change the label of a user, simply click on their ticket number in the ticket column Enter
the new label or name in the box marked “Identity” and press update. When entering a
name or label, do not use spaces or special characters.
Client Usage Policy
With the Client Usage Policy function, you can set how
much bandwidth a guest can consume. Bandwidth is the
amount of data a guest passes through the system. The
system can only pass a finite amount of data at a time,
with the limiting factor usually being the internet connection itself. Most internet connections
such as cable or DSL pass between 3Mb to 50Mb. Fiber can pass up to 1Gb of data, while
satellite and T1 circuits can be slower than 1Mb. Some internet service providers, especially
satellite based providers, have limits on how much data can be used per day or per month.
The Client Usage Policy is a system-wide rule that sets limits for all users of the system. It
allows you to set an hourly limit on the amount of data each user can consume. Before
reaching the limit each user will have full access to the bandwidth on the internet
connection—the system will divide the available bandwidth evenly among the active users.