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Where should a network admin navigate to investigate wireless mesh information between Meraki APs?
The correct answer is A. Wireless > Monitor > Access Points > AP > RF. Option A is correct because navigating to Wireless > Monitor > Access Points, selecting a specific AP, and viewing the RF tab reveals mesh topology details - including uplink/downlink relationships, signal strength between mesh peers, and repeater status. This is the dedicated…
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Where should a network admin navigate to investigate wireless mesh information between Meraki APs?
Options
- AWireless > Monitor > Access Points > AP > RF
- BWireless > Configure > Radio Settings
- CWireless > Monitor > Wireless Health
- DWireless > Monitor > RF Spectrum
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A87% (20)
- C4% (1)
- D9% (2)
Explanation
Option A is correct because navigating to Wireless > Monitor > Access Points, selecting a specific AP, and viewing the RF tab reveals mesh topology details - including uplink/downlink relationships, signal strength between mesh peers, and repeater status. This is the dedicated location in the Meraki dashboard where per-AP wireless mesh data is surfaced.
- B (Configure > Radio Settings) is wrong because that page is for configuring radio parameters (channel, power, band selection) - not for monitoring live mesh relationships.
- C (Monitor > Wireless Health) provides aggregated client connectivity metrics and health scores across the network, not AP-to-AP mesh topology.
- D (Monitor > RF Spectrum) shows RF interference and spectrum analysis data (if an AP is in scanning mode), not mesh link information.
Memory tip: Think "I need to look at a specific AP's radio face" - you drill down to an individual AP and check its RF tab, just like pulling up one employee's profile to see who they report to. Mesh = per-AP relationship, so navigate to the AP first, then RF.
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