A city parks department deploys temporary portable APs for an outdoor festival. Which RF-management requirement must the design respect?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A pop-up festival WLAN still has to play by the same power and domain rules as the permanent city network — temporary isn't a get-out-of-regulation card. Cranking past EIRP or dumping DFS to 'reach the fence' is how you create legal and interference headaches.
Full Explanation
Portable and temporary outdoor APs remain subject to the configured regulatory domain, including maximum EIRP and TPC behavior. Event duration does not create an exemption from power or DFS constraints. Exceeding domain limits or disabling required DFS protections to extend range is neither compliant nor sound RF practice.