On a hospital campus, nurses report trouble only while on the ward Wi-Fi, and the same tests from the data center stay healthy. Where should the agent be placed?
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Short Explanation
You stand in the hallway where people are stuck, not in a basement that already looks fine. You place the agent on the ward path, next to the nurses, because that is the only place the trouble shows up. A distant cloud probe, the headquarters closet, or a laptop off that Wi-Fi watches a path you already know is healthy.
Full Explanation
Nurses report trouble only while on the ward Wi-Fi, and the same tests from the data center stay healthy, so the agent belongs on the ward path next to those users. A vantage has to sit where the failing experience actually is, or it will keep measuring the healthy path and miss the complaint. A cloud probe far from the ward, outside the campus, tests a path the nurses do not use, so a green result there says nothing about the ward Wi-Fi. An agent kept only in the headquarters closet repeats the data center tests that already look fine and never enters the ward segment users are complaining about. A laptop that sits off the ward path and never joins the Wi-Fi the nurses use is just as blind: if it is not on that path, its tests cannot show the failure the nurses hit. On the exam, place the agent on the user path that fails when a central vantage is already healthy. In production, run the same test from the ward path and from the data center, and expect the ward run to show the trouble the data center run does not.