A network administrator opens the Client View screen on the WLC to review the performance data of a wireless client. The administrator notices that the client has a connection score value of 78%. What can the administrator conclude from this information?

A network administrator opens the Client View screen on the WLC to review the performance data of a wireless client. The administrator notices that the client has a connection score value of 78%. What can the administrator conclude from this information?

• The client has a received signal strength of 78% at the AP.
• The client is using its wireless connection only 78% of the time.
• The client is currently using a data rate that is 78% of its maximum capability.
• The client is currently in the bottom 78% of all wireless clients in data usage.

Explanation: The connection score shown in the Client View window is determined by dividing the current data rate of the client by the lower maximum supported date rate. It is a measure of how much of its maximum capability it is using. If the client had a maximum rate of 100 Mbps, then a connection score of 78% would mean the client is currently using 78 Mbps.

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