H19-101_V6.0 · Question #62
The campus network connects people and things on a campus. Which of the following applications can a campus network support?
The correct answer is A. Smart access control B. Projector C. Video conference D. Automatic clock-in/out. Comprehensive and Detailed in Depth Explanation A campus network is designed to interconnect devices, people, and applications within a defined geographical area such as a university, enterprise, or office campus. According to the HCSA- Sales-IP Network V6.0 training, Huawei's…
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The campus network connects people and things on a campus. Which of the following applications can a campus network support?
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- ASmart access control
- BProjector
- CVideo conference
- DAutomatic clock-in/out
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(43 responses)- A100% (43)
Explanation
Comprehensive and Detailed in Depth Explanation A campus network is designed to interconnect devices, people, and applications within a defined geographical area such as a university, enterprise, or office campus. According to the HCSA- Sales-IP Network V6.0 training, Huawei's campus network solutions support a wide range of applications to enhance connectivity, productivity, and automation. Smart access control (A): This is supported through integration with IoT devices and security systems, enabling features like biometric or card-based entry systems managed over the network. Projector (B): Campus networks facilitate the connection of multimedia devices like projectors for presentations and educational purposes, often through wireless or wired Video conference (C): Huawei's campus solutions emphasize high-bandwidth and low-latency networks, critical for real-time video conferencing applications, a key feature in modern enterprises. Automatic clock-in/out (D): This is enabled through network-connected time management systems, often integrated with IoT and employee tracking solutions. All four options are explicitly supported by Huawei's campus network architecture, as outlined in the training materials under the section on campus network application scenarios.
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