Roque AP - how many?

While study for CCNA Wireless im doing a small WLC deployment with 6 APs on 802.11g
Im seeing around 40 roque APs
Is that a normal value that you can expect in office building?
To combact interference, ive set DCA 10 min (all channels ) and enabled TPC.
Im seeing around 40 roque APs

Is that a normal value that you can expect in office building?
To combact interference, ive set DCA 10 min (all channels ) and enabled TPC.
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Out of curiosity, how exactly are you detecting these other APs? If you're just seeing 40 other connections when you connect with a client computer, I wouldn't worry too much about it, it already sounds like you're well on your way to securing your company's wireless access.
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Setting the DCA and TPC are your best way for avoiding this. May want to consider some 802.11a/5 GHz Wi-Fi
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I noticed some other company within building is using WLC/AP too with about 10 APs and all neatly set to channel 1, 6, 11.
So i figured, rarther than using those interfered channels let RRM DCA/TPC do the job (all channels 1-11 selected) every 10min or so.
Currently im seeing channels 4, 1, 9, 4, 13 (our AP on different floors too) with oner poweroutput set to 2.
Within each AP you can define antenna gain too, will that make big difference in RRM?
5Ghz we intend to use for VoIP deployment