To ensure that all APs are running the same software, which action should be looked for in the Mist UI?

To ensure that all access points (APs) are running the same software, the focus should be on monitoring their compliance status within the Mist UI. The term "Non-compliant" indicates that an AP is not aligned with the expected software version or configuration settings defined by the network administrator. By regularly checking for non-compliant devices, an administrator can quickly identify any APs that are running outdated or inconsistent software versions compared to the others on the network. This proactive approach is essential for maintaining network stability, security, and performance.

Monitoring non-compliance helps in quickly addressing any discrepancies by either updating the software on those specific APs or enforcing the correct version across the network. This ensures uniformity in functionality and behavior among all APs, reducing potential issues that can arise from having devices running different software versions.

The other options, while relevant to network management, do not directly indicate the status of software uniformity across APs in the same clear manner. For instance, software updates refer to the action taken to bring an AP to the latest software but do not directly indicate compliance, while compliance checks provide an assessment but do not convey clear non-compliance as an active status. AP configuration refers to the specific settings on individual APs, which is