A.Lock the AP inside of a metal box

B.Use a plastic cover that could blend in with the environment

C.Place the APs in between walls and I-beams

D.Use an 802.11b AP, so it looks old enough to be in a museum

A.CCI detection

B.Signal strength mapping

C.Throughput testing

D.Data rate mapping

E.RSSI tracking

A.Add additional APs and use directional antennas.

B.Turn up power on the access points.

C.Lower power on the access points and, after careful planning, add more AP

D.Maximize airtime usage by disabling lower data rates.

A.Calculate receive sensitivity for an 802.11 radio/antenna pair

B.Calculate the loss experienced between the intentional radiator and antenna

C.Calculate earth bulge to determine minimum antenna height

D.Calculate RF path loss in free space

A.Because some clients are persistent clients that will not move on to the 5 GHz band.

B.Because the AP will experience a buffer overflow if they do not eventually respond with a Probe Response.

C.Because the 802.11 standard requires it.

D.Because the FCC requires it.