Marvis Minis JN0-253 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A hotel chain wants to use Marvis Minis to monitor the Wi-Fi experience in guest rooms and common areas. They have a limited budget and need to prioritize deployment locations. Which area should they prioritize to get the most benefit from client experience monitoring?

   • AThe lobby and conference rooms, where many guests connect simultaneously
   • BThe parking lot, to extend coverage monitoring to outdoor areas
   • CThe back-of-house areas, such as kitchens and storage rooms, to ensure staff connectivity
   • DThe IT office, where staff can easily manage the Minis
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2. 17foundation · easy

   How do Marvis Minis integrate with the Marvis Virtual Network Assistant?

   • AThey replace the Marvis Virtual Network Assistant by providing direct user support.
   • BThey require manual configuration to send data to Marvis, and the integration is not automatic.
   • CThey send telemetry to the Mist cloud, where Marvis AI processes it and generates insights that appear in the Marvis interface.
   • DThey act as a local instance of Marvis that can answer queries without cloud connectivity.
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4. 18application · medium

   A convention center has a large exhibit hall with temporary walls that change layout frequently. They plan to deploy Marvis Minis to monitor Wi-Fi performance. What is a key consideration for placing Minis in this dynamic environment?

   • APlace Minis only near the access points to avoid interference from moving walls.
   • BPlace Minis in locations that represent typical client usage, and be prepared to move them when the layout changes.
   • CPlace Minis in the network operations center to simplify management.
   • DPlace Minis in fixed locations on the ceiling to maintain consistent monitoring.
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5. 19foundation · easy

   What benefit do Marvis Minis provide to network operations teams?

   • AThey increase the bandwidth available to wireless clients.
   • BThey provide a backup internet connection in case of WAN failure.
   • CThey eliminate the need for network monitoring altogether.
   • DThey reduce the time spent on manual troubleshooting by providing AI-driven insights.
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6. 20expert · hard

   A large enterprise has a mix of legacy access points and new Mist APs. They are considering deploying Marvis Minis to improve visibility, but they are concerned about the cost and effort. Which approach best leverages Marvis Minis in this mixed environment?

   • ADeploy Minis only in areas with Mist APs, as legacy APs are not supported.
   • BDeploy Minis in a representative sample of locations across both legacy and Mist AP areas to get a baseline of client experience.
   • CDeploy Minis only in areas with legacy APs to compensate for the lack of Mist telemetry.
   • DDeploy Minis in every possible location to ensure complete coverage, regardless of cost.
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