Refer to the exhibit. Which issue occurred in the stream?

Question

Options

• AThe agent-to-server test had 1% packet loss on November 8.
• BThe web server was using 95.6% of the available bandwidth on November 4.
• CThe agent-to-server test had 1% packet loss on November 7.

• A
  24% (6)
• B
  12% (3)
• C
  64% (16)

Explanation

Option C is correct because the exhibit shows a stream event where the agent-to-server test recorded 1% packet loss specifically on November 7, matching the date and metric displayed in the monitoring data. Packet loss at that level is the notable anomaly flagged in the stream, making it the issue that "occurred."

Option A is wrong on the date - while the packet loss percentage (1%) is accurate, the event occurred on November 7, not November 8. Option B is wrong on both the metric and the date - the exhibit highlights a packet loss event, not a bandwidth utilization spike, and November 4 does not correspond to the flagged incident.

Memory tip: Focus on two details in stream/monitoring exhibits - the metric type (packet loss vs. bandwidth vs. latency) and the exact date. Distractors commonly swap one or both of these, so always verify both before selecting your answer.

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