What is indicated by solid green or dashed green lines in the Wireless Coverage Map?

Solid green or dashed green lines in the Wireless Coverage Map indicate good coverage for wireless roaming. This visualization is important for understanding how well devices can move between different access points (APs) within the wireless network without experiencing significant drops in connection quality.

When users are roaming, such as when moving around a building, they rely on seamless transitions between APs to maintain a stable internet connection. The indication of good coverage shows that the network is well designed to support mobility, ensuring that users can stay connected as they move, leading to a better overall user experience.

In contrast, other options such as strong interference between devices, weak connection quality, or disconnected AP devices would be represented differently on the map with visual cues like red lines or other indicators that signal issues needing attention. Thus, the representation of solid and dashed green lines is a positive sign of the network's capability to facilitate effective roaming.