The main tasks associated with using a WiFi analyzer include locating wireless access points (APs), identifying channels that are not in use, analyzing host APs to troubleshoot connectivity issues, checking out frequency range (2.4 & 5 GHz) and channel settings, finding overlapping signals from different networks, confirming signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) readings for optimal functioning, monitoring current RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) values for an AP within your vicinity to ensure proper placement, checking data rates & bandwidth consumption by clients/devices connected within your network and lastly sweeping whole place for either open or unauthorized access points present in range.

The primary purpose of using a WiFi analyzer is to diagnose interferences and other factors which can cause connection problems. It is designed to identify the source of any interference that affects the speed and reliability of a connection, as well as measure signal strength and detecting security issues.

A WiFi analyzer is a type of software or hardware device used to examine the performance and health of a wireless network.

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