The alarm information on the Huawei wireless controller web interface is divided into emergency, important, minor, and prompt according to the severity from high to low. In daily maintenance…

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  23% (7)
• B
  77% (24)

Explanation

Option B is correct because the statement is false - not all four alarm levels require timely handling. On Huawei wireless controllers, only emergency and important alarms demand prompt attention; minor and prompt (informational) level alarms are lower severity and can typically be addressed during routine maintenance windows rather than immediately.

Option A is wrong because it falsely implies that all four severity levels carry the same urgency. Treating a "prompt" notification with the same urgency as an "emergency" alarm would be impractical and is not how the system is designed to be operated.

Memory tip: Think of it like a hospital triage system - only critical (emergency) and serious (important) cases need immediate intervention. Minor issues and informational notices (prompt) go to the back of the queue. If the exam states "all alarms must be handled urgently," that's your red flag that the answer is False.

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