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In case I have a new building with no access points and I want to determine how many access points and locations of these points. Do you think Ekahau tool will be enough?
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Yes if you just do a virtual model.<br />
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You should position APs in various locations and survey if the building allows it.
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Hello Experts, <br />
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I would like to know what site survey techniques are been used in the industry. <br />
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I know passive site survey is a survey we do for existing wireless access points in a building. Correct. <br />
When there a new building with no existing wireless access points what site survey technique is used and is there any tool that you can recommend?
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Hello Experts, 

I would like to know what site survey techniques are been used in the industry. 

I know passive site survey is a survey we do for existing wireless access points in a building. Correct. 
When there a new building with no existing wireless access points what site survey technique is used and is there any tool that you can recommend?

Passive site survey

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Wireless Networking

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Wireless Hardware

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