Which two primary categories are displayed on the overall health page of the assurance component in the Cisco DNA Center? (Choose two.)

The Client health category in DNA Center Assurance provides a consolidated view of the health, performance metrics, and connectivity status specific to all endpoints connected to the network, including wired and wireless clients.

While 'Wired' refers to a type of client connectivity, it is typically aggregated under the broader 'Client' health category rather than being a distinct primary category on the overall health page.

Access-Distribution is a layer in the network design, but not a primary health category displayed on the overall health page; device health at this layer is generally reflected within the overall 'Network' health score.

Core is a layer in the network design, similar to Access-Distribution, and its health status is typically aggregated into the overall 'Network' health score rather than being a top-level category itself.

The Network health category in DNA Center Assurance offers a high-level overview of the operational status and performance of the entire underlying network infrastructure, encompassing devices, links, and services.

Server health is usually monitored by server management tools or integrated into application performance monitoring solutions, and it is not a primary category within Cisco DNA Center's network assurance overall health view.