So I compared the graphs of my two local agents (hardware agent (wired) and software agent (wifi)) with the AWS Monitoring Agent.
After only a few minutes, early results were indicating that something was going on for sure! I saw big spikes of latency exactly every 5 minutes.
Macos monterey wifi dropping pro#
On my MacBook Pro 2017 (running macOS Catalina 10.15.3), I installed the macOS software agent. According to two decades worth of Mac support data that we have compiled and analyzed, Apple has been dropping support for Intel Macs a bit more quickly in the. I was quickly able to confirm that the Mac Wifi connection was pretty stable and that I didn't have any jitter, high latency or packet loss during the video calls where I had the image freezing issue.Īt this point, I figured that my issue of Mac ping spikes on wifi was probably related to my Wifi network, even though my setup is supposed to be pretty strong: Google Wifi with 3 Access Points all wired with Ethernet cables.Īnyways, let's dig into the network troubleshooting. macOS selects a target BSSID whose reported RSSI is 12 dB or greater than the current BSSID’s RSSI. The issues center around internet connectivity being slower than expected, leading.
Earlier versions of macOS don't support 802.11k but do interoperate with SSIDs that have 802.11k enabled. Apple’s latest macOS updates are reportedly causing Wi-Fi connectivity issues for some M1 and M2 MacBook users. The other is to hold down the option key and click on your WIFI icon and run wireless diagnostics.
Points 1 and 2 were quite easy to verify since I have an Obkio Hardware Agent X1001 connected to my home network that has monitoring sessions with Public Monitoring Agents installed at AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. macOS Monterey supports 802.11k on Mac computers with Apple silicon. The two things I would say to try are :go to system preferences network-adavanced and delete your network, restart and then re-add it.
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