A NIC vendor utility on a code-enforcement laptop exposes advanced radio power and band-preference controls. How do those map to CWT client topics?
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Short Explanation
Vendor utilities that show radio power and band preference are just flashing the NIC's advanced checklist. Those are client-side configuration capabilities the technician may tune when the OS panel is too shallow. Power and band knobs on the laptop are still NIC config, not AP magic.
Full Explanation
Manufacturer utilities often expose advanced NIC options such as radio power and band preference beyond basic OS panels. Those controls map to client NIC configuration topics including power-related settings. They complement—not replace—SSID and security configuration. Technicians should know utilities can surface these radio options.