Which three components are needed to identify the zone of impact for non-802.11 sources of 2.4 GHz and 5.0 GHz interference? (Choose three.)

A Wireless LAN Controller manages the Wi-Fi network and APs but does not independently perform real-time, in-depth spectrum analysis of non-802.11 interference.

A Mobility Services Engine provides location services and analytics but does not directly function as a tool for identifying and characterizing non-802.11 RF interference.

An RF site survey tool is crucial for mapping the physical environment and understanding the spatial distribution and impact of interference sources across a network.

A Wi-Fi analyzer primarily focuses on 802.11 frames and channel performance, making it less effective for detailed identification of non-802.11 interference sources compared to a dedicated spectrum analyzer.

Cisco CleanAir APs integrate spectrum analysis capabilities directly into the access point, enabling real-time detection, classification, and mitigation of non-802.11 interference sources.

A spectrum analyzer provides a visual representation of the RF environment, allowing engineers to identify, characterize, and locate specific non-802.11 interference signals by analyzing their unique signatures.