300-445 Question 12
Select 2Your organization is implementing a network assurance solution to monitor application performance across multiple branch offices. You need a solution that can simulate user interactions with applications to proactively identify latency issues, while also collecting local device metrics for deeper insights. Which combination of agents should you deploy to meet these requirements?
- A
Synthetic user agent
- B
Scripting agent
- C
Local collection agent
- D
Packet inspection agent
- E
Telemetry aggregation agent
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Correct answers: A, C
Explanation
To meet the requirements of simulating user interactions and collecting local device metrics, a combination of synthetic user agents and local collection agents is required. Synthetic user agents help identify application performance issues by mimicking user actions, while local collection agents provide insights into device-specific metrics, ensuring comprehensive network assurance.
- A. Correct.
Synthetic user agents are designed to simulate user interactions with applications and can proactively identify latency, availability, or performance issues. This makes them suitable for monitoring application performance across branch offices.
- B. Incorrect.
Scripting agents are typically used for executing specific test cases or custom scripts, but they are not explicitly designed for continuous simulation of user interactions or collecting local device metrics.
- C. Correct.
Local collection agents gather metrics from devices at the location, such as CPU, memory, and network statistics. They are essential for providing deeper insights into the local environment.
- D. Incorrect.
Packet inspection agents analyze network traffic at a granular level but are not designed for simulating user interactions or collecting device metrics.
- E. Incorrect.
Telemetry aggregation agents are used to consolidate and process telemetry data from multiple sources but do not directly simulate user activities or collect local device metrics.