JN0-452 · Question #49
You have four actions presented to you by Marvis. Three of these actions are found under the AP category. Upon inspecting the category, you notice that the sub-categories in the AP category contain…
The correct answer is D. The issue was identified as an AP issue, but Marvis Actions could not find the actual root cause. When Marvis shows actions under the AP category but the sub-categories are locked, it means Marvis has determined the issue is AP-related but could not pinpoint the exact root cause. This behavior reflects limited drill-down capability when the system cannot isolate the…
Question
You have four actions presented to you by Marvis. Three of these actions are found under the AP category. Upon inspecting the category, you notice that the sub-categories in the AP category contain a lock symbol so that you cannot select any of the sub-categories to view the root cause. In this scenario, which statement is correct?
Options
- AIt takes more time for the root cause report to be prepared by Marvis Actions.
- BYou need to enable Marvis Minis.
- CA subscription is needed.
- DThe issue was identified as an AP issue, but Marvis Actions could not find the actual root cause.
How the community answered
(17 responses)- A18% (3)
- B6% (1)
- C6% (1)
- D71% (12)
Explanation
When Marvis shows actions under the AP category but the sub-categories are locked, it means Marvis has determined the issue is AP-related but could not pinpoint the exact root cause. This behavior reflects limited drill-down capability when the system cannot isolate the specific failure
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