On Huawei's CampuslInsight intelligent platform, the wireless user journey function mainly draws user portraits for individual terminal users. Which of the following terminal information can be…

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Options

• AMaximum terminal link establishment rate
• BAverage terminal delay
• CAverage terminal signal strength
• DTerminal dual-band capability

• A
  5% (2)
• B
  83% (33)
• D
  13% (5)

Explanation

On Huawei's CampusInsight wireless user journey interface, the focus is on dynamic, per-user experience metrics that reflect real-time service quality for individual terminals - average terminal delay (B) and average terminal signal strength (C) both fit this profile, as they directly characterize what a specific user experiences on the network at any given time.

Option A (maximum terminal link establishment rate) is a network-level throughput/capacity metric rather than a user experience indicator; "maximum" rates describe peak performance ceilings, not the ongoing journey of an individual user. Option D (terminal dual-band capability) is a static hardware property of the device - it tells you what the terminal can do, not what the user is experiencing, so it belongs in device inventory or capability profiling, not the journey view.

Memory tip: Filter by asking "Does this metric change with the user's real-time experience?" Delay and signal strength fluctuate as the user moves and uses the network (user journey = dynamic experience). Link establishment maximum is a capacity ceiling, and dual-band capability is a fixed device spec - both are static snapshots, not journey data.

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