While gathering RF coverage and capacity targets for a tax-assessor office WLAN, what else must be captured as a first-class design input?
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Short Explanation
RF heatmaps without a security story are half a design. Write encryption and segmentation goals next to coverage and capacity so the architecture isn’t bolted on after install day. Pretty signal with a flat network is how assessor data wanders.
Full Explanation
WLAN specifications must include security objectives—encryption, authentication, segmentation, and related compliance constraints—as peers to RF coverage and capacity. Treating security as a post-design ticket produces architectures that fail policy and acceptance. Deprecated crypto or flat bridging of sensitive VLANs onto open guest paths contradicts first-class security design inputs.