300-415 Question 307
Select 3An organization is using Cisco SD-WAN and wants to ensure proper authentication, monitoring, and reporting for their network. They need to configure vManage to authenticate devices, monitor network health, and generate detailed reports on application performance. Which of the following features or configurations on vManage will help achieve these goals?
- A
Enabling AAA (Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting) configuration on vManage
- B
Using the vManage Dashboard to monitor real-time network health and device status
- C
Configuring Syslog servers for external logging from the vManage controller
- D
Utilizing the Reports feature in vManage to generate application performance summaries
- E
Configuring SNMP traps on vManage for device authentication
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Correct answers: A, B, D
Explanation
To meet the organization's goals, vManage needs to be configured for proper authentication, monitoring, and reporting. AAA ensures secure device authentication, the vManage Dashboard provides real-time monitoring, and the Reports feature generates detailed insights into application performance. While Syslog servers and SNMP traps have their uses, they do not directly address the described objectives.
- A. Correct.
Enabling AAA on vManage is a critical step to ensure proper device authentication, authorization, and accounting within the SD-WAN environment.
- B. Correct.
The vManage Dashboard provides a centralized interface for real-time monitoring of network health, device status, and application performance.
- C. Incorrect.
Configuring Syslog servers is useful for external logging, but it is not directly related to device authentication or vManage's internal monitoring and reporting capabilities.
- D. Correct.
The Reports feature in vManage allows administrators to generate detailed summaries and insights into application performance, ensuring visibility into network behavior.
- E. Incorrect.
Configuring SNMP traps on vManage is not a standard method for device authentication and is not relevant to the described requirements.