H12-323_V2.0 · Question #81
In the traditional operation and maintenance mode, daily maintenance is performed through the wireless controller web interface. Check the health of the AP on the wireless controller web interface…
The correct answer is C. 40. Option C (40) is correct because wireless controller health monitoring systems use 40 simultaneous users per AP as the threshold - exceeding this count triggers a health degradation flag, signaling potential congestion, degraded throughput, or quality-of-service issues on that…
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In the traditional operation and maintenance mode, daily maintenance is performed through the wireless controller web interface. Check the health of the AP on the wireless controller web interface to observe the overall status of the AP. The indicators that affect the health include the abnormal proportion of AP status, terminal access failure rate, disconnection rate, and number of access users. When the number of access users on a single AP exceeds how many, it will affect the health?
Options
- A20
- B50
- C40
- D30
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A5% (1)
- B5% (1)
- C80% (16)
- D10% (2)
Explanation
Option C (40) is correct because wireless controller health monitoring systems use 40 simultaneous users per AP as the threshold - exceeding this count triggers a health degradation flag, signaling potential congestion, degraded throughput, or quality-of-service issues on that access point. Options A (20) and D (30) are too low and would generate false alarms on moderately loaded networks, making them impractical thresholds for real-world deployments. Option B (50) is too permissive - by the time 50 users are connected to a single AP, performance has likely already degraded significantly, making it a poor early-warning marker.
Memory tip: Think of "40 users = 4 rows of 10 desks in a classroom" - a full classroom is manageable, but if you add more students beyond that, the teacher (AP) starts struggling. The number 40 also appears in other wireless capacity rules-of-thumb, so anchoring it to "classroom capacity" helps it stick.
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