At a packed city council meeting, too many phones cling to one AP radio while a neighbor AP is lightly loaded. Which feature spreads associations across APs or radios?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
When one AP is a mosh pit and the next is empty, load balancing is the feature that spreads the crowd. It reduces overcrowding on a single radio or AP. Isolation and cloaking do not move clients to quieter neighbors.
Full Explanation
Load balancing distributes client associations across APs or radios to reduce overcrowding and improve capacity. Technicians recognize it as an advanced AP/WLAN feature distinct from isolation, legacy WEP behaviors, or SSID hiding.