Engineers can export a wireless health report from the CampusInsight platform to analyze the status of the entire wireless network. The health report evaluates each quality indicator. Which of the…

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• ARoaming compliance rate
• BAccess success rate
• CDevice CPU utilization
• DAccess time

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  83% (24)
• D
  10% (3)

Explanation

Device CPU utilization (C) is not a wireless health indicator because it measures compute resource consumption on a device - a hardware/performance metric unrelated to wireless network quality. Wireless health reports focus exclusively on RF and connectivity behaviors, not endpoint hardware stats.

Why the distractors are valid wireless metrics:

• A (Roaming compliance rate) measures how smoothly clients transition between access points - a core indicator of mobility quality in enterprise WLANs.
• B (Access success rate) tracks whether clients successfully associate and authenticate to the network - a fundamental connectivity health signal.
• D (Access time) measures how long the association/authentication process takes - slow access times indicate poor user experience even when connections ultimately succeed.

Memory tip: Think of the wireless health report as measuring network behaviors (roaming, connecting, timing) - if a metric could apply equally to a wired server or a laptop's internal hardware, it doesn't belong. CPU utilization describes the device itself, not the wireless link.

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