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# Wifi Get Signal Strength

Gets the wifi signal strength.

Action available for the following operating systems:

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### Parameters

* **RSSI** *\<unquoted string> -* The control or variable that saves the value of RSSI.
* **Level** *\<unquoted string> -* The control or variable that saves the level of wifi signal.

{% hint style="info" %}
The possible values for parameter RSSI are:

* Level 0 - (RSSI < -90): Poor/No Connection.
* Level 1 - (-90 <= RSSI < -81): Very Low.
* Level 2 - (-81 <= RSSI < -71): Low.
* Level 3 - (-71 <= RSSI < -67): Good.
* Level 4 - (-67 <= RSSI < -57): Very Good.
* Level 5 - (-57 <= RSSI < 0): Excellent.
  {% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
Win10 client does not report the **RSSI**. Only the **Level**.
{% endhint %}