When a vindicator network poll results in a loss of communication what does the Vindicator receive?

When a vindicator network poll results in a loss of communication what does the Vindicator receive?

• A. The Vindicator logs the loss and continues operation
• B. A ping from the central controller
• C. The Vindicator receives messages from the reporting device about the polled device
• D. An automatic alert is generated to maintenance

Answer: (C)

In a vindicator network, status information about polled devices comes back through the reporting device to the vindicator. When a poll results in a loss of communication, the vindicator receives messages from the reporting device about the polled device’s status (often indicating no response or last known state). This is the direct data the system uses to reflect the communication failure and decide how to proceed, such as logging the event or triggering alerts as needed. The other options describe actions or signals that aren’t the immediate data the vindicator receives from the polling process.

In a vindicator network, status information about polled devices comes back through the reporting device to the vindicator. When a poll results in a loss of communication, the vindicator receives messages from the reporting device about the polled device’s status (often indicating no response or last known state). This is the direct data the system uses to reflect the communication failure and decide how to proceed, such as logging the event or triggering alerts as needed. The other options describe actions or signals that aren’t the immediate data the vindicator receives from the polling process.