Which configuration object allows you to turn off the 2.4GHz radios on an AP?

The RF template is the correct configuration object to manage radio frequency settings on an Access Point (AP), including the ability to turn off the 2.4GHz radios. RF templates are designed to provide granular control over the radio settings, including the adjustment of power levels, channel selection, and enabling or disabling specific frequencies.

In particular, RF templates allow network administrators to tailor the performance and behavior of the wireless network based on specific requirements. For example, if there is a need to reduce interference or free up spectrum for devices that only operate on the 5GHz band, an RF template can be used to disable the 2.4GHz radios on the AP.

The other options do not provide the same level of control over radio settings. Wifi settings might encompass general configurations but would not specifically manage the RF aspects like enabling or disabling radios. Network configuration typically refers to broader settings related to the network rather than radio-specific features. The device management panel usually provides an overview of the AP and basic management tasks but is not focused on RF settings. Thus, the RF template is the appropriate choice for controlling the activation of 2.4GHz radios on an Access Point.