Which three options can be configured as roaming triggers on a WGB? (Choose three.)

While Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) is a critical metric for wireless quality, it is typically derived or used internally by devices and not directly configurable as a primary roaming trigger on Cisco WGBs.

Co-channel interference affects wireless performance, but it is not a direct, configurable roaming trigger parameter for WGBs; rather, it is a condition that might lead to other triggers like increased packet retries or lower data rates.

RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) is a common metric used to determine signal quality, and a low RSSI value can trigger a WGB to roam to an AP with a stronger signal.

Packet fragmentation refers to breaking larger packets into smaller ones, which can happen due to various reasons but is not a direct configurable roaming trigger for WGBs.

Excessive packet retries indicate poor link quality or interference, prompting the WGB to roam to an AP that provides a more reliable connection.

A minimum data rate can be configured as a threshold; if the current data rate drops below this value, it signals poor performance and triggers the WGB to seek a better association.