A and E
RTFM
Use Planning Mode to Calculate Access Point Coverage Requirements
Prime Infrastructure planning mode lets you calculate the number of access points (APs) required to cover an area by placing fictitious APs on a map and viewing the coverage area. Based on the throughput specified for each protocol (802.11a/n or 802.11b/g/n), planning mode calculates the total number of APs required to provide optimum coverage in your network.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/net_mgmt/prime/infrastructure/3-2/user/guide/bk_CiscoPrimeInfrastructure_3_2_0_UserGuide/bk_CiscoPrimeInfrastructure_3_2_0_UserGuide_chapter_0111.html
of course you can remove the wlc and aps, thats precisely the reason why a couldn't be the right answer, if you do that then your planning will be completely inaccurate without the controller and data provided by the aps. Prime only produces a collective display of data produced by other polling devices aka synchronized devices reporting. Everybody knows not to use Prime as an accurate source for site surveys or accurate heatmaps, especially if your not using the data collected from a controller or ap. That would be the equivalent of handwriting a design plan on a blank piece of paper. Not advised.
You're in planning mode, the APs are fictitious. What are you ranting about? The fact you're the person telling everyone to validate not speculate is hilarious. Please take this guys posts with a grain of salt. Answer is A & E.
Please do not speculate but validate. This question is so straight forward. In order to utilize the Prime Planning mode you absolutely must synchronize the controllers as there are no other depositories for Prime to gather AP information. The provided answers are correct and should have been obvious to a wireless engineer familiar with working with Prime.
With all do respect (especially considering that you're telling everybody else to validate before they reply). You can go straight into CPI and delete your WLC and all AP's and still see "planning mode" function just fine, you just can't sync obviously. You can make a map, make dimensions, walls etc. and tell it to calculate just fine.
You should try it out.
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