Under which hierarchy level would you create a new site configuration?

The Juniper Mist platform uses a hierarchical structure for configuration: Organization > Site > Device. A "Site" is a fundamental configuration level that represents a distinct physical location, such as a building, campus, or branch office. This is where you define site-specific settings like WLANs, RF templates, and floorplans. The term "location" is conceptually synonymous with "Site" in the Mist hierarchy. Therefore, a new site configuration is created at the level representing a physical location.

A. clients: Clients are end-user devices connecting to the network. They are not a level in the administrative configuration hierarchy.

C. access points: Access points are devices managed within a site. A site configuration is a container for access points, not created under them.

D. organization: The organization is the top-level container under which one or more sites are created, but the site configuration itself constitutes the "site" (or "location") level of the hierarchy.

1. Juniper Mist, Wi-Fi Assurance Configuration Guide: In the "Sites" section, it states, "A site is a physical location, such as a campus, a building, or a store." This document directly equates the configuration entity "Site" with the concept of a "location". (Reference: "Sites" chapter).

2. Juniper Mist, Mist Configuration Basics: This guide outlines the platform's structure: "The Mist platform has a hierarchical structure. At the top of the hierarchy is the organization... Below the organization are sites." This confirms that "Site" is the hierarchical level below "Organization". (Reference: "Configuration Hierarchy" section).

3. Juniper Networks, Juniper Mist Cloud Services Datasheet: This document describes the architecture: "...a hierarchical structure for managing networks across the organization, sites, and floors." This reinforces the official terminology and placement of "sites" in the hierarchy. (Reference: "Juniper Mist Cloud Architecture" section).