In the Huawei terminal dial test solution, after the dial test is completed, the test results will be synchronized to the CampusInsight platform. You can log in to the CampusInsight platform to view…

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Options

• AProblem location process
• BTerminal signal strength, bandwidth, performance and other information
• CWireless signal name
• DSignal strength trend

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Explanation

All four options are correct because the CampusInsight platform is designed to provide a comprehensive view of dial test results - covering both diagnostic outcomes and raw signal data.

• A (Problem location process) is correct because CampusInsight doesn't just show that a problem exists; it surfaces the diagnostic trace showing where and how the issue was identified, enabling engineers to troubleshoot efficiently.
• B (Terminal signal strength, bandwidth, performance) is correct because these are the core metrics captured during a dial test - they represent the actual user-experience indicators the test is designed to measure.
• C (Wireless signal name) is correct because knowing which SSID/AP the terminal was associated with during the test is essential for correlating results to a specific network segment.
• D (Signal strength trend) is correct because CampusInsight presents historical/trend data, not just a point-in-time snapshot, allowing engineers to detect intermittent or degrading coverage issues.

Since there are no wrong distractors here, the key exam trap is assuming some options are too basic or too detailed to be included - the platform is comprehensive by design.

Memory tip: Think of CampusInsight as a "full story" report - it tells you what the signal looks like (B, C, D) and what went wrong and why (A). If it's useful for a network engineer troubleshooting a complaint, CampusInsight includes it.

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