Implementing Cisco Enterprise Wireless Networks (ENWLSI) — Question 82

The Cisco Hyperlocation detection threshold is currently set to -50 dBm. After reviewing the wireless user location, discrepancies have been noticed. To improve the Cisco Hyperlocation accuracy, an engineer attempts to change the detection threshold to -100 dBm. However, the Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless
Controller does not allow this change to be applied. What actions should be taken to resolve this issue?

Answer options

• A. Disable Cisco Hyperlocation, change the Cisco Hyperlocation detection threshold, and then enable it.
• B. Create a new profile on Cisco CMX with the new Cisco Hyperlocation detection range, and apply it on the WLAN.
• C. Place the APs to monitor mode, shutdown the radios, and then change the Cisco Hyperlocation detection threshold.
• D. Shutdown all radios on the controller, change the Cisco Hyperlocation detection range, and enable the radios again.

Correct answer: A

Explanation

The correct answer is A because disabling Cisco Hyperlocation allows the system to modify the detection threshold without restrictions, and then re-enabling it applies the new settings. The other options either do not address the requirement to change the threshold effectively or involve unnecessary steps that do not resolve the issue.