Which Marvis Action helps administrators locate an AP that is running a firmware version different from the version running on a majority of APs at a site?

The Marvis Action that assists administrators in locating an access point (AP) operating on a different firmware version than the majority of the APs at a site is "Non-compliant." This action identifies devices that do not conform to set standards, which in this case includes APs running outdated or inconsistent firmware. When most APs are operating on a specific firmware version, any deviation from that version is deemed non-compliant.

The identification of non-compliant APs is crucial because it highlights potential security vulnerabilities and performance issues that may arise from mismatched firmware. Servicing these non-compliant APs ensures that the entire network infrastructure remains aligned with best practices and standard operating conditions.

In contrast, options like "Compliant" would return APs that are running the expected versions, while "Outdated" might imply that the firmware is simply not up to date but doesn't necessarily point out the specific non-compliant status relative to other APs. "In-progress" suggests that a device is currently undergoing an update or maintenance, which may not pertain to firmware discrepancies at all. Thus, "Non-compliant" is the precise Marvis Action for identifying firmware version mismatches among the APs.