😁The AI Assistant indicates: The AI-RRM scoring system uses a set of RF health metrics to calculate the overall RF Performance score for each access point and the network. Here’s what each of the metrics means and how they relate to the overall score: AI-RRM metric definitions Cca busy score Measures channel busy time due to CCA; higher is better Client score Reflects client connectivity health; lower means more poor clients Neighbor coverage score Indicates AP coverage by neighbors; affects roaming and redundancy Neighbor score Aggregates impact of co-channel and side-channel neighbors Noise score Represents detected channel noise; higher noise lowers score Non co-channel neighbor score Measures impact of non-co-channel neighbors Non co-channel utilization score Assesses utilization from non-co-channel neighbors Side channel interference score Quantifies interference from adjacent channels Connected client count Number of clients connected to the AP According to Meraki documentation, the overall RF Health score for an AP is determined by the lowest score among its sub-component values. The network RF health score is a weighted average of all AP scores, with weights shown in the dashboard. Not all metrics directly affect the overall score. The most impactful ones are those related to interference, noise, neighbor density, and client health. Metrics like connectedClientCount are shown for context but do not affect the score calculation.
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