You recently set up a wireless 802.11ac network for a client. The IT manager is concerned that competitors from outside the building would intercept the wireless connection. Which tool is intended to measure the range of your wireless signal?

A wireless locator, also known as a Wi-Fi analyzer, can be a handheld hardware device or specialized software loaded on a laptop, smartphone, or other mobile device that detects and analyzes Wi-Fi signals. It can detect where signals are strong or weak in order to identify potential security risks. To locate a wire, a tone generator and probe are utilized. Protocol analyzers and packet sniffers are network traffic capture and analysis tools.