Radio-frequency management optimizes wireless operation by setting each lightweight access point’s channel and transmit power. In a split-MAC architecture, the wireless LAN controller centralizes these non-real-time management functions while LWAPs handle real-time RF interactions. AI-enhanced radio resource management in Cisco Catalyst Center analyzes historical RF data to predict conditions and recommend configurations, reducing manual tuning. section 19.2.2 section 22.3.3
Figure 19.6 Two LWAPs managed by a WLC. The WLC handles management functions, and the LWAPs handle real-time functions.
Use the architecture diagram to see centralized WLC management alongside LWAP real-time wireless functions. section 19.2.2
