A customer has Radio Resource Management AND Cisco CleanAir enabled. Which element do you evaluate during a post-deployment site survey that these technologies are unable to adjust?

The correct answer is B. coverage hole detection and correction. While RRM can detect coverage holes and attempt to compensate by increasing transmit power on neighboring APs, it cannot physically correct a coverage hole that requires repositioning or adding an access point. Coverage hole correction (B) ultimately depends on physical AP…

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Options

Arogue AP detection
Bcoverage hole detection and correction
CTPC settings
Dlocation assessment

How the community answered

(17 responses)

A
18% (3)
B
71% (12)
C
6% (1)
D
6% (1)

Explanation

While RRM can detect coverage holes and attempt to compensate by increasing transmit power on neighboring APs, it cannot physically correct a coverage hole that requires repositioning or adding an access point. Coverage hole correction (B) ultimately depends on physical AP placement - something that automated RF management cannot change. By contrast, RRM actively manages TPC settings (C) to optimize power levels, CleanAir assists with rogue AP detection (A), and location assessment (D) is addressed by infrastructure tools like Cisco MSE/CMX. The post-deployment survey is used to identify and manually remediate any residual coverage holes that the automated systems could not resolve.

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