I would say B and C.
C is obvious, you need a floorplan to build the heat map against.
B would be another first step to perform before actually creating the heat map. You should make sure all the APs are properly configured and your frequency layout is optimal before you perform the heat map test.
A is the act of actually testing the heat map is is not one of the first steps. It is in fact, one of the final ones.
A heat map is a visual representation of Wi-Fi signal strength across a physical space. The first steps in developing a heat map involve:
Mapping the environment (C):
A floor plan or office layout is essential to understand where access points (APs) are located, where walls or obstacles exist, and how the space is structured.
Measuring signal strength (A):
Walking around with a Wi-Fi analysis tool (e.g., NetSpot, Ekahau, or AirMagnet) helps capture signal strength at different locations, allowing the analyst to visualize weak and strong coverage areas.
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