On permit day the city lobby fills with dozens of concurrent devices. What should capacity requirements drive in the WLAN design?
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Short Explanation
A packed permit lobby needs more cells, not one bullhorn AP yelling over everyone. Capacity math says shrink cells and add APs so airtime is shared sanely. One loud omni or collapsing to 2.4 GHz just makes the contention louder.
Full Explanation
High-density venues require capacity-driven cell planning: more APs, controlled power, and appropriate channel reuse rather than a single high-power omni. Overlarge cells increase co-channel contention and reduce per-client airtime. Disabling 5 GHz worsens density problems on already crowded spectrum.