What are two requirements for Mist Wired Visibility for switches?

For Mist Wired Visibility to function effectively, one of the key requirements is having LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) enabled on the switch. LLDP is a network protocol used for discovering information about nearby devices on a local area network (LAN). When LLDP is enabled, switches can send and receive information about themselves and their capabilities with other connected devices. This capability is critical for Mist's network management and visibility features, as it allows the platform to gather and utilize data on connected devices to enhance visibility and provide insights about the network's performance and configuration.

While options such as physical network access and the presence of a Juniper AP could be relevant for general connectivity or infrastructure requirements, they do not specifically pertain to the visibility function provided by Mist for switches. Static IP configuration may also be useful, but it is not a prerequisite for enabling wired visibility as long as devices can communicate within the network. The essential aspect in this case is the enabling of LLDP to ensure the necessary data can be exchanged for effective visibility management.