CampuslInsight provides alarm monitoring functions to help users monitor faults, shorten fault recovery time, and improve network operation and maintenance efficiency. The alarm monitoring function…

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Options

• AUnconfirmed and uncleared alarms
• BUnconfirmed cleared alarm
• CConfirmed that the alarm has not been cleared
• DConfirmed that the alarm has been cleared

• A
  81% (26)
• D
  19% (6)

Explanation

Options A, B, and C are correct because the alarm monitoring system actively pushes any alarm that still requires operator attention - covering all combinations where an alarm is either unconfirmed (not yet acknowledged by staff), uncleared (fault condition still active), or both. Option D is excluded because a confirmed AND cleared alarm has been both acknowledged by an operator and resolved at the network level - it is fully handled and therefore moves to historical records rather than the live push feed.

Think of it as a 2×2 grid: the system pushes everything except the one quadrant where both actions are complete (confirmed + cleared). As long as at least one of those two conditions is incomplete, the alarm stays in the active push.

Memory tip: Picture a task that's "done" only when you've both seen it (confirmed) and fixed it (cleared). If either step is missing, it stays on your active to-do list - only when both are checked off does it leave the current alarm feed.

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