What are two methods used when autoprovisioning APs in an organization?

In the context of autoprovisioning access points (APs) within an organization, site assignment is a key method because it allows for the automatic identification of the physical location where the AP will be deployed. This method streamlines the provisioning process by enabling the network to appropriately configure the AP based on the specifics of its assigned site, such as nearby devices, intended coverage areas, and local policies that apply to that particular location.

By using site assignment, you ensure that the AP is not only deployed in the right geographic location but is also configured with the correct settings that align with the organization's operational needs at each site. This promotes consistent performance and security compliance across different environments within the organization.

Other methods such as device profile assignment and batch configuration may also play a role in managing devices and their settings, but they do not specifically address the initial provisioning process in the context of physical deployment. Manual setup is generally the least efficient means of deploying large numbers of APs, contrasting with the efficiency gained through automated methods like site assignment.