Your Juniper Access Point has changed channels due to RADAR being observed on a DFS channel. This change is an example of which Juniper Mist RRM system?

The correct answer is D. event-driven. When an AP detects RADAR on a DFS channel, it must immediately change channels. This is handled by Juniper Mist's event-driven RRM system, which reacts in real time to environmental triggers to ensure compliance and maintain service continuity.

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AFCC compliance
Bglobal optimization
Creinforcement learning
Devent-driven

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When an AP detects RADAR on a DFS channel, it must immediately change channels. This is handled by Juniper Mist's event-driven RRM system, which reacts in real time to environmental triggers to ensure compliance and maintain service continuity.

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