On the wireless controller web interface, you can view the AP health score to determine the overall status of the AP. Which of the following indicators determine the AP health score? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AThe proportion of APs in abnormal status (such as APs in abnormal status such as idle or fault)
• BTerminal access failure rate
• CTerminal drop rate
• DNumber of access users

• A
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Explanation

All four options are correct because the AP health score is a composite metric that reflects every major dimension of an access point's operational status. A is correct because APs stuck in idle or fault states directly indicate infrastructure failure and pull the overall score down. B (terminal access failure rate) and C (terminal drop rate) measure the client experience - high failure or drop rates signal radio, authentication, or roaming problems that degrade AP health. D (number of access users) reflects load and capacity utilization, which impacts performance and is factored into health scoring.

Since all choices are correct, there are no distractors to rule out - this question tests whether you know the health score is multi-dimensional, not based on a single metric.

Memory tip: Think of AP health as a FAIL scorecard - Fault/abnormal APs, Access failure rate, Interruption (drop) rate, and Load (user count). If any of these are out of range, the AP's health score suffers.

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