Multiple Choice
A network administrator deploys APs with radios in Air Monitor mode and detects several APs and SSIDs that belong to stores next door. The Mobility Master (MM) classifies the APs and SSIDs as potential rogues. The network administrator wants to prevent the Air Monitor from applying countermeasures against these APs. How can the network administrator accomplish this?
A) Select the BSSID and click reclassify, then select neighbor.
B) Run the Define WIP Policy task, and define the BSSIDs of the neighboring APs as interfering.
C) Select the BSSID and click reclassify, then select interfering.
D) Run the Define WIP Policy task, and define the BSSIDs of the neighboring APs as Authorized.
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