300-430 Question 275
Single answerYour organization has recently deployed Cisco DNA Center to streamline network management. As part of this deployment, you are tasked with configuring automation for wireless network provisioning across multiple branches. Which Cisco DNA Center feature should you use to achieve this objective?
- A
Design workflows to create and assign wireless network profiles
- B
Assurance workflows to monitor and troubleshoot wireless networks
- C
Provision workflows to automate wireless network deployment
- D
Policy workflows to configure Quality of Service (QoS) for wireless traffic
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Correct answer: C
Explanation
The Provision workflows in Cisco DNA Center are designed for automating network deployment tasks, including wireless network provisioning. By using these workflows, administrators can simplify the deployment process across multiple sites, ensuring consistent configurations and reducing manual effort. While other workflows like Design, Assurance, and Policy serve important roles in the network lifecycle, they do not directly address the requirement to automate wireless network provisioning.
- A. Incorrect.
Design workflows are used to create and maintain network site profiles and hierarchies, but they do not automate the deployment of wireless networks.
- B. Incorrect.
Assurance workflows are used for monitoring and troubleshooting network performance, not for provisioning wireless networks.
- C. Correct.
Provision workflows are specifically used to automate the deployment of wireless networks, making it the correct choice for this task.
- D. Incorrect.
Policy workflows are used for defining and applying network policies, such as QoS, but they do not handle the automation of wireless network provisioning.