Traders at a bank reach the market application from every floor except one, where the same test fails. Where should an agent sit so the test includes that failure?
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Short Explanation
A leak on one floor means you put the bucket on that floor. Place the agent on the failing floor's path so the test sits where those traders fail. A cloud probe, a headquarters closet off that path, and a laptop in another office don't share the broken floor.
Full Explanation
Traders fail on one floor and succeed on the others, so the agent has to sit on that floor's path or the test will describe a healthy floor. The market application is reachable from the rest of the building, which means the missing vantage is the path those traders actually use. A cloud probe far from the trading floors measures an outside path and does not include the local failure on that floor. An agent kept only in the headquarters closet uses a network the failing floor does not use, so it stays on the healthy side of the problem. A laptop in a branch office is off the failing floor's path and reports that office instead of the traders who cannot connect. None of those three placements shares the floor where the test already fails. Exam caveat: place the vantage with the users who fail, even when the same building has plenty of healthy floors. Operational check: source the market-application test from the failing floor and from a working floor, and confirm only the failing floor shows the problem.