Modern enterprise Wi‑Fi networks can benefit significantly from automated RF management, especially in dynamic or high-density environments. Cisco’s Radio Resource Management (RRM) engine is designed to intelligently monitor real-time RF conditions and automatically adjust critical parameters, such as channel assignments, transmit power, and coverage optimization, to maintain performance and stability.
However, to fully realize the benefits of RRM, your network must be thoughtfully designed and configured with a clear understanding of how RF automation makes decisions and what conditions help it succeed.
In this session, wireless experts from Cisco and Sidos will cover:
- How RRM selects channels and power levels
- What inputs RRM uses: SNR, client load, neighbor reports, and interference
How to design your Wi‑Fi environment to support more consistent RRM performance
Key configuration settings that influence RRM behavior and when to adjust them - How to monitor and validate RRM decisions
- Real-world examples of tuning RRM for stronger reliability, coverage, and client experience
Whether you’re using Cisco exclusively or working across multiple environments, this session will help you better understand how to design and configure your network to make the most of RF automation.
