Passed Exam Today H19-101_V6.0

Wi-Fi 7 ecosystem maturity includes:

•Ever-maturing standardization – IEEE 802.11be finalization.

•Ever-expanding market – Growing adoption in enterprises.

•Ever-growing ecosystem – More devices and vendors supporting Wi-Fi 7.

•Ever-decreasing terminal users – Incorrect; user base is increasing.

Huawei campus switches (e.g., CloudEngine S-series) target a wide range of industries, as outlined in the HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0. These include:

Government: For secure, reliable e-government networks.

Education: For campus Wi-Fi and digital classrooms.

Aviation: For airport network infrastructure.

Hospital: For healthcare IT and IoT connectivity.

ISP: For scalable service provider networks.

The CloudEngine S16700 series is a high-end switch designed for campus and data center core scenarios, with advantages per the HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0:

A: Features a dual-input power supply for ultra-high reliability, ensuring uptime even if one power source fails.

C: Offers 3.6 Tbps per slot, scalable to 14.4 Tbps, supporting future-proof bandwidth needs.

D: Employs a backplane-free orthogonal architecture, boosting switching capacity by 50% over traditional designs.

The CloudEngine S12700E (not S12700 in some newer docs, assuming a typo) is Huawei’s flagship campus core switch, designed for 400 Gbps networks. It offers:

•High forwarding capacity (up to 44.8 Tbps).

•Support for 400GE ports, aligning with the 400 Gbps era.

Huawei markets it as the industry’s highest-performance campus core switch, a claim supported by its technical specs in official materials.