Louis is designing the physical layout for his wireless access point (WAP) placement in his organization. Which of the following items is NOT a common concern when designing a WAP layout?

Increasing coverage overlap can lead to greater contention between access points. Therefore, it is advisable to minimize overlap while ensuring that no important areas are left uncovered. Conducting a site survey, controlling power levels, and optimizing placement based on the building's construction materials are all crucial aspects of designing the physical layout of wireless access points (WAPs). Fortunately, modern enterprise wireless networks come equipped with advanced intelligent features that can automate many of these tasks to some extent.