A post-deployment wireless survey identifies a roaming issue in the main corridor of a hospital. Which action do you take to mitigate the issue?

Enabling RSSI Low Check is a client steering mechanism that might help clients roam away from low-signal areas but does not address the underlying issue of RF interference causing the poor signal.

Disabling RRM (Radio Resource Management) would likely worsen roaming issues by preventing the network from dynamically optimizing AP power and channel assignments.

Manually changing AP channels might offer a temporary fix, but it is not a dynamic or automated solution for ongoing or intermittent interference, which CleanAir provides.

Enabling CleanAir on the WLC allows the wireless network to actively detect, classify, locate, and mitigate sources of RF interference, which is a common cause of roaming issues and poor wireless performance, especially in environments like hospitals with potential medical device interference. By identifying and avoiding these interference sources, CleanAir helps ensure a cleaner RF environment, facilitating smoother client roaming between access points.