Which type of issue can be diagnosed using client-level SLE data?

A firmware bug affecting all APs of a certain model

A security breach affecting the entire network

A specific client experiencing slow throughput

A global misconfiguration of all access points

A user reports that their laptop connects to Wi-Fi but cannot reach the internet. Client-level SLE shows 'Successful Association' and 'Successful Authentication', but 'DHCP' SLE is failing. The packet capture from the client shows DHCP Discover messages being sent but no DHCP Offer received. The DHCP server is on a different VLAN than the WLAN. What is the MOST likely cause?

The DHCP relay agent on the switch or AP is not configured to forward DHCP broadcasts to the DHCP server's VLAN

The client's firewall is blocking inbound DHCP Offer messages

The DHCP server is out of IP addresses in the scope

The WLAN is configured with 'Deny Inter-VLAN Routing', preventing DHCP traffic

A network admin sees a series of alarms: 'AP Down' on AP-01, followed by 'Client Disconnect' for 20 clients, then 'AP Up' on AP-01 two minutes later. This pattern repeats every few hours. The admin uses Marvis to ask 'Why does AP-01 keep rebooting?' Marvis reports that the AP is rebooting due to a power cycle. What is the MOST likely underlying cause that Marvis would identify?

The AP's firmware is corrupt and needs to be reflashed

The AP is being manually rebooted by another admin

The PoE switch port is providing insufficient power, causing the AP to reboot when it draws more power

The AP is overheating and shutting down to protect itself

A network admin notices a spike in 'Authentication Failure' alarms across multiple APs at 3:00 AM. The event logs show the failures are from a single MAC address that changes every few minutes. The admin suspects a rogue device. What is the MOST efficient next step using Mist tools?

Manually review each event log entry to trace the MAC address changes

Run a packet capture on all APs simultaneously to capture the rogue device's traffic

Disable the affected APs to prevent the rogue device from connecting

Use Marvis to ask 'Why are there authentication failures at 3 AM?' to get an AI-driven correlation of the events

What is the role of Marvis in Juniper Mist?

To provide AI-driven insights and natural language queries for troubleshooting

To manage user authentication and access control

To provide a graphical interface for configuring APs

To replace all network monitoring tools

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16foundation · easy
Which type of issue can be diagnosed using client-level SLE data?
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17expert · hard
A user reports that their laptop connects to Wi-Fi but cannot reach the internet. Client-level SLE shows 'Successful Association' and 'Successful Authentication', but 'DHCP' SLE is failing. The packet capture from the client shows DHCP Discover messages being sent but no DHCP Offer received. The DHCP server is on a different VLAN than the WLAN. What is the MOST likely cause?
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18expert · hard
A network admin sees a series of alarms: 'AP Down' on AP-01, followed by 'Client Disconnect' for 20 clients, then 'AP Up' on AP-01 two minutes later. This pattern repeats every few hours. The admin uses Marvis to ask 'Why does AP-01 keep rebooting?' Marvis reports that the AP is rebooting due to a power cycle. What is the MOST likely underlying cause that Marvis would identify?
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19application · medium
A network admin notices a spike in 'Authentication Failure' alarms across multiple APs at 3:00 AM. The event logs show the failures are from a single MAC address that changes every few minutes. The admin suspects a rogue device. What is the MOST efficient next step using Mist tools?
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20foundation · easy
What is the role of Marvis in Juniper Mist?
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Which type of issue can be diagnosed using client-level SLE data?

A network admin notices a spike in 'Authentication Failure' alarms across multiple APs at 3:00 AM. The event logs show the failures are from a single MAC address that changes every few minutes. The admin suspects a rogue device. What is the MOST efficient next step using Mist tools?

What is the role of Marvis in Juniper Mist?

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