A university's IT team is investigating a drop in the roaming SLE from 99% to 93% over the past week. The drill-down shows the top contributing factor is 'roam failures' on a specific building. The building has a mix of older 802.11n laptops and newer 802.11ax laptops. The team notices that the roam failures are almost exclusively on the older laptops. What is the most likely cause, and what should the team do?

The building has too many APs, causing the older laptops to roam excessively; reduce the number of APs in the building.

The building's APs are configured for 802.11ax only, which the older laptops cannot use; change the AP configuration to support 802.11n.

The older laptops may have outdated Wi-Fi drivers that do not support modern roaming protocols; update the drivers on the older laptops.

The older laptops are using a different SSID than the newer laptops, causing roaming failures; unify the SSIDs.

A hospital's network team is reviewing the coverage SLE for the emergency department. The coverage SLE is 94%, but the team notices that the 'signal strength' metric shows that 3% of clients have a signal strength below -75 dBm. The team also sees that the 'SNR' metric shows that 2% of clients have an SNR below 20 dB. Which action should the team take to improve the coverage SLE?

Ignore the SNR metric and focus only on signal strength, since SNR is not a factor in the coverage SLE calculation.

Focus on the clients with low signal strength and low SNR, and consider adding APs or adjusting antenna power in the areas where those clients are located.

Increase the client transmit power on all APs to boost signal strength for all clients.

Change the coverage SLE threshold from -75 dBm to -80 dBm so that more clients are considered to have adequate coverage.

What is the purpose of the 'Contributing Factors' view in SLE analysis?

To identify the reasons why an SLE score is degraded

To display the firmware version of the access points

To list all clients connected to the network

To show the physical location of access points

What is the primary use of SLE reports in Mist AI?

To provide a historical summary of SLE performance

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A university's IT team is investigating a drop in the roaming SLE from 99% to 93% over the past week. The drill-down shows the top contributing factor is 'roam failures' on a specific building. The building has a mix of older 802.11n laptops and newer 802.11ax laptops. The team notices that the roam failures are almost exclusively on the older laptops. What is the most likely cause, and what should the team do?
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A hospital's network team is reviewing the coverage SLE for the emergency department. The coverage SLE is 94%, but the team notices that the 'signal strength' metric shows that 3% of clients have a signal strength below -75 dBm. The team also sees that the 'SNR' metric shows that 2% of clients have an SNR below 20 dB. Which action should the team take to improve the coverage SLE?
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23foundation · easy
Which SLE category is primarily concerned with the signal strength and reachability of the wireless network?
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What is the purpose of the 'Contributing Factors' view in SLE analysis?
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What is the primary use of SLE reports in Mist AI?
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Which SLE category is primarily concerned with the signal strength and reachability of the wireless network?

What is the purpose of the 'Contributing Factors' view in SLE analysis?

What is the primary use of SLE reports in Mist AI?

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