A city WLAN security review inventories only access points and ignores controllers, RADIUS, and DHCP. What should the infrastructure review include for security requirements?
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Short Explanation
APs are the tip of the iceberg. Controllers, RADIUS, and DHCP steer who gets on and how—if you only inventory the radios, you're reviewing the doorbell and ignoring the locks.
Full Explanation
CWSP expects review of WLAN infrastructure devices that affect security posture, not APs alone. Controllers or cloud management, RADIUS/AAA, and supporting services such as DHCP influence authentication, authorization, and client onboarding. Mounting aesthetics or unrelated web certificates are not substitutes for that review.