Which of the following views is not one of the three views of iMaster NCE-CampusInsight?

iMaster NCE-CampusInsight provides a comprehensive network analysis and operations platform structured around three primary, top-level views. These are the Network Health View, which assesses the status of network devices; the User Experience View, which evaluates the quality of service from the end-user's perspective (including access, roaming, and authentication); and the Application Experience View, which monitors the performance of specific applications. While the health of a terminal is a critical factor in troubleshooting, it is considered a component within the User Experience View, not a standalone, primary view on the main dashboard.

A. Application experience view: This is a core view in CampusInsight used to monitor and ensure the quality of key network applications.
B. Network health view: This is a fundamental view that provides an overall health score and status of all network infrastructure devices.
C. User experience view: This is one of the three main views, focusing on the end-to-end service experience for network users.

1. Huawei iMaster NCE-CampusInsight Product Documentation. (2022). Section: Dashboard. The documentation explicitly describes the three main dashboard views: "The dashboard of CampusInsight displays the overall network status from three dimensions: network, user, and application, helping administrators quickly learn the network status and identify problems."

2. Huawei Enterprise. (2021). Huawei CampusInsight Technical White Paper. Section 2.2: "Three-Dimensional Experience Assurance". This section details the platform's methodology, stating, "CampusInsight provides visibility into the experience of each user, application, and network element at any time and any place, and provides assurance from three dimensions: user experience, application experience, and network health."