A hospital needs a wireless solution which will provide guest access for patients and visitors, as well as for medical staff. In addition to laptops and tablets, staff have wireless voice communicator devices. Some medical equipment also connects wirelessly.
How can the network architect help to ensure that patient and visitor internet use does not interfere with more vital hospital applications?
To ensure that patient and visitor internet use does not interfere with more vital hospital applications, the best approach is to plan a bandwidth contract for the guest role in the MC firewall. This allows the network to regulate the bandwidth allocated to guests, ensuring that critical applications used by medical staff and equipment have priority access to the necessary network resources. Monitoring traffic or deploying Air Monitors would not directly address the issue of managing and prioritizing bandwidth usage effectively.
Answer is B
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B is right