What happens if Access Points are positioned correctly according to the Wireless Coverage Map?

When Access Points (APs) are positioned correctly according to the Wireless Coverage Map, the expected outcome is that the coverage will be optimized for even distribution, which is reflected in a mesh pattern with redundant links. This design ensures that areas of potential interference are mitigated and that there is sufficient overlap in coverage.

By aiming for a mesh pattern, the setup allows for seamless connectivity across the network, as it creates multiple paths for data to travel. This not only enhances the resilience of the network but also ensures that if one path experiences issues, other paths can be used to maintain connectivity. Proper AP placement according to the coverage map thus enables consistent signal strength and improved network performance, which is essential for a reliable wireless experience.