A router in your network has been reporting threshold crossing alarms over the past few weeks. Investigation into these alarms has not yielded a specific cause and end users attached to the device have not complained about access to services or their performance. What is most the most likely reason for these threshold crossing alarms?

A.
It is an intermittent problem and will be very difficult to troubleshoot.

B.
It is likely that a hardware problem will reveal itself when the hardware degrades future.

C.
It is likely that the threshold setting that is alarming is too low for this particularly platform in
its particularly situation.

D.
It is likely a software or firmware problem and will fix itself in a future upgrade.