Posted above for illustrative purposes, is a typical Usage history graph for an individual AP (over 30 days). Looking at around Aug 14/15 there is a peak that indicates ~1.8Mbps. My assumption has always been that peaks are 'flattened' in the historical graphs as the data point counts increase, but are also spread out over a longer overall time period. (ie. If I'm looking at a 2-hour interval, the data points are minute by minute. If I'm looking at a 30-day interval, the data points are hour by hour.) <<< Example only, I have no idea if this is accurate... I have two questions that I'm hoping to have answered: [1] Is my assumption that usage peaks are flattened correct, or is the actual traffic peak presented on the example graph (~1.8Mbps)? [2] If my assumption is correct and the peaks are indeed flattened, can anyone advise what the actual data point spread is? 1-min, 5-mins, 30-mins, etc? Thanks!
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