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If your switches are ToughSwitches then yes, use the reporting interfaces to view the traffic and other things.
But typically, WiFi issues are best solved using a mobile app like Wifi Analyzer on Android... and just moving the WiFi channel frequencies to less populated parts of the spectrum. The vast majority of WiFi issues are simply "someone else transmitting on the same frequency", and won't be related to you having several switches in the setup. If other people have added WiFi in your vicinity since you installed the Unifi, this is likely the issue.
On an upside though, most default channels are coded into BT boxes, etc... so if you pick a spare bit of frequency manually you'll always be in the clear and they'll always stomp over each other.
I'm in a tower block... lots of WiFi above, below, to the sides... have no issues with my Unifi.
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On that note I have a similar setup. Virgin modem in modem mode, router, 2 switches and a unifi wif-fi point. Occasionally my wi-fi seems to play silly buggers. It's at the end of the system (it goes modem -> router -> first switch -> second switch -> wi-fi).
Is there a way to see which component is causing the wi-fi problems? I'm currently restarting things one-by-one which is a bit of a faff.