JN0-452 · Question #29
The roaming service-level expectation (SLE) shows an 81% success rate, but the line graph has gaps in the data. As the wireless network administrator, you have not heard any comments about the…
The correct answer is B. No roaming events occurred at those times. Gaps in the roaming SLE line graph indicate that no roaming events took place during those periods. Since SLEs are calculated based on client events, the absence of roaming activity results in no data points being plotted, not in a failure.
Question
The roaming service-level expectation (SLE) shows an 81% success rate, but the line graph has gaps in the data. As the wireless network administrator, you have not heard any comments about the network, good or bad. In this scenario, why are there gaps in the roaming SLE line graph?
Options
- AOpportunistic Key Caching (OKC) roams are slow, and not meeting the SLE.
- BNo roaming events occurred at those times.
- CRoaming events are not satisfying the SLE.
- DThe RADIUS server was not available at this time.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A15% (7)
- B74% (34)
- C4% (2)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Gaps in the roaming SLE line graph indicate that no roaming events took place during those periods. Since SLEs are calculated based on client events, the absence of roaming activity results in no data points being plotted, not in a failure.
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