Which AP mode is focused on detecting rogue devices and monitoring the airwaves?

Rogue Detector Mode is specifically designed for detecting unauthorized or rogue devices in a wireless environment. In this mode, the access point (AP) operates primarily as a monitoring device rather than a standard AP that serves client traffic. This allows it to scan the airwaves for potential threats, such as rogue access points, which could pose security risks to the network. The mode enables detailed monitoring of the radio frequency (RF) environment, helping network administrators maintain a secure and reliable wireless infrastructure.

While other modes like Local Mode and FlexConnect Mode support client connectivity and serve network traffic, they do not focus on the same level of monitoring for rogue devices. Local Mode is primarily used to handle client associations and data forwarding, while FlexConnect allows for local switching of traffic and continues to serve clients even when the connection to the controller is lost. Flex Plus Bridge Mode also deals with client connectivity but incorporates bridging capabilities and does not focus on rogue detection. Thus, Rogue Detector Mode is distinctly emphasized for its role in airwave monitoring and rogue device detection.