How does Marvis detect a bad cable problem?

The correct answer is C. Marvis analyzes metrics, such as interface errors, that match a bad cable pattern. Marvis detects bad cable problems by analyzing interface statistics (such as errors, drops, or CRC issues) and identifying patterns that indicate cable faults, rather than actively testing or

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AMarvis randomly performs cable tests on every cable in your network.
BMarvis randomly performs packet captures on various APs to find bad cables in your network.
CMarvis analyzes metrics, such as interface errors, that match a bad cable pattern.
DMarvis constantly sends ping packets to remote end hosts to determine whether there is a failure

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Marvis detects bad cable problems by analyzing interface statistics (such as errors, drops, or CRC issues) and identifying patterns that indicate cable faults, rather than actively testing or

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