Which AP mode enables scanning configured channels for rogue access points?

The monitor mode allows an Access Point (AP) to dedicate its radios to scanning all configured channels for rogue APs, detecting intrusions, and performing location-based services without serving clients. This is crucial for wireless security and network health. Bridge mode connects two wired networks wirelessly, acting as a wireless bridge, not for scanning. Local mode is the default, where the AP serves clients and occasionally scans for rogue devices during off-peak times, but not continuously. Sniffer mode captures wireless frames for analysis but doesn't actively scan for rogue APs across channels.