Sites
You can create sites based on geographic locations to manage your access points, see the neighborhood networks detected by the access points at each location, and visualize your deployments with custom floorplans.
Adding access points to a site helps maintain regulatory compliance by limiting the frequency bands available based on the site's location. For AP6 access points, you can only add an access point to a site within its SKU's region. See AP6 SKU country mapping.
Go to My Products > Wireless > Sites, and click Create to create a new site. See Create a site.
Click Delete 
to delete a site.
Click Edit 
to edit a site's details and add or remove access points.
Site overview
Site overview shows information about the site's access points and neighborhood networks.
Access points
The Access points tab shows all access points assigned to a selected site. You can see the following information about the access points:
- Name: The name of the access point.
- Devices: The number of devices connected to the access point.
- Workload: The connected device load on an access point. The workload is calculated based on memory and CPU usage. Memory or CPU usage up to 75% is green. Memory or CPU usage between 75% and 85% is yellow. Memory or CPU usage of more than 85% is red.
- Config status: Shows if an access point is offline and the status of its firmware.
Neighborhood networks
The Neighborhood networks tab shows information about networks detected by the site's access points. You can view details about the networks and change their classifications. See Neighborhood networks.
Floor plans
Click Create a floor to upload a floor plan as an image file (PDF, PNG, JPEG, BMP, GIF, or WBMP) and set the position of the access points assigned to the site. See Create a floorplan.