Exam 220-1101 topic 1 question 27 discussion

The cause of the slow or dropped wireless connection in the small office is likely due to device interference (Option B). Interference can come from other wireless devices operating on the same or nearby frequencies, such as microwaves, cordless phones, or other Wi-Fi networks. This can cause degradation of the wireless signal and result in slow or dropped connections. A hidden SSID (Option A) is a feature that can be used to conceal the name of a Wi-Fi network, but it would not likely cause slow or dropped connections. Ethernet port flapping (Option C) refers to rapid changes in the state of a network port, and is not likely to be a cause of slow or dropped wireless connections. High ISP latency (Option D) refers to a delay in the response time of a network, and could be a factor in slow wireless connections, but it would not likely result in dropped connections. In this scenario, it is more likely that device interference is the cause of the issue.

Device interference is most likely the reason for the small office's poor or intermittent wireless connection which is (Option B) device interference . Other wireless devices, such microwaves, cordless phones, or other Wi-Fi networks, that use the same or adjacent frequencies may cause interference. This could affect the wireless signal and lead to poor or intermittent connections.

B. Device interference

I would say B. It is a wireless connection, so answer C does not match. It is most likely device interference rather than anything else.

Device interference is the answer

B. Device interference is the most likely cause of the issue reported by the users. Other electronic devices, such as cordless phones, microwaves, and other wireless networks, can interfere with the office's wireless network and cause dropped or slow connections. To fix this issue, the technician could look for ways to minimize interference, such as changing the channel used by the access points or relocating them to different locations.

Is this the right answer? I saw this in 1st attempt