Marvis Minis JN0-452 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A company is deploying Marvis Minis in a new office. The IT team wants to ensure the Minis are properly assigned to the correct site so that their data appears in the right dashboards and Marvis insights. What is the correct step to ensure this?

   • AAssign the Minis to the organization level instead of a specific site
   • BAssign each Mini to the correct site during the initial provisioning process in the Mist portal
   • CLet the Minis auto-assign to a site based on the closest AP's signal strength
   • DConfigure the Minis to report to the site based on the SSID they are testing
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2. 12expert · hard

   A company has deployed Marvis Minis and is seeing a Marvis insight that a specific Mini is reporting high packet loss. The network team checks the switch port and finds no errors, and the Mini's wired link is stable. What is the most likely cause of the high packet loss reported by the Mini?

   • AThe Mini is misconfigured and testing the wrong SSID, causing false packet loss
   • BThe Mini's firmware is outdated and causing false packet loss reports
   • CThe switch port is experiencing micro-bursts that the Mini is detecting
   • DThe packet loss is occurring on the Wi-Fi network that the Mini is testing, not on the wired management link
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4. 13application · medium

   A hotel has deployed Marvis Minis in guest rooms and common areas. The front desk reports that guests in a specific wing are complaining about slow Wi-Fi. The Marvis Minis in that wing are showing normal test results. What is the most likely explanation for this discrepancy?

   • AThe Minis are reporting normal results because they are connected to the wired network and not testing Wi-Fi
   • BThe Minis are using the wrong SSID and are not testing the guest network
   • CThe Minis are not placed in the exact locations where guests are experiencing issues, so they are not capturing the problem
   • DThe guests are exaggerating the issue, and the network is actually performing well
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5. 14expert · hard

   A retail chain is deploying Marvis Minis in stores that have both wired and wireless networks. The stores have a mix of PoE and non-PoE switches. The network team wants to minimize the number of power injectors used while ensuring the Minis are placed in optimal locations for monitoring. What is the best approach?

   • APlace all Minis near PoE switches, regardless of whether they are in optimal monitoring locations
   • BPlace Minis near PoE switches and use PoE injectors only where necessary to reach optimal monitoring locations
   • CUse Wi-Fi power for all Minis to avoid the need for PoE switches or injectors
   • DDeploy Minis only in stores that have PoE switches to avoid the complexity of power injectors
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6. 15application · medium

   A hospital is deploying Marvis Minis to monitor Wi-Fi in patient rooms and nurse stations. The network team is concerned about the Minis' connectivity to the Mist cloud and wants to ensure they remain manageable even if the local Wi-Fi network has issues. The Minis will be placed in areas where Ethernet jacks are available. What is the recommended way to connect the Minis?

   • AUse a USB-C power adapter and rely on Bluetooth for management
   • BConnect the Mini to the wired network but disable the wired uplink in the Mist portal to force Wi-Fi management
   • CConnect each Mini only to the Wi-Fi network and let it use the wireless uplink for management
   • DConnect each Mini to the wired network via Ethernet and configure the Mini to use the wired uplink for management
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