Which three features does the Cisco Wireless RF Planner offer? (Choose three )

Question

Options

• Adetermines which users are logged into the network.
• Bdynamically disconnects rogue APs from wireless network
• Cprovides a heat map of AP radio coverage
• Dgenerates project bill of materials
• Eestimates the number of access points required for a given area
• Fcreates customer quotes and bill of sale

• A
  8% (2)
• C
  88% (23)
• F
  4% (1)

Explanation

Cisco's RF Planner is a pre-deployment planning tool - it helps network engineers design wireless coverage before installation. It provides heat maps of AP radio coverage (C) to visualize signal strength, generates a project bill of materials (D) listing the hardware needed, and estimates the number of access points required for a given area (E) based on coverage and capacity needs - all core planning functions.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (determining logged-in users) is a function of identity/AAA systems like Cisco ISE, not a planning tool.
• B (dynamically disconnecting rogue APs) is a runtime security feature found in wireless controllers (like Cisco WLC/Catalyst Center), not a planner.
• F (customer quotes and bill of sale) is a CRM/sales function - RF Planner produces a BOM for internal project use, not a sales document for customers.

Memory tip: Think of RF Planner as a pre-sales/pre-install architect's tool - it answers "Where do I put APs? How many do I need? What does coverage look like?" (C, D, E). Anything involving live network monitoring, security enforcement, or sales transactions happens elsewhere.

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