2. Compare Controller-Level to Device-Level Management 200-901 Practice Questions (Page 5)

Questions 21–22

1. 21expert · hard

   A network administrator is managing a network that uses both controller-level and device-level management. They notice that a change made on a device via CLI is not reflected in the controller's dashboard. The change is still active on the device. What is the most likely reason for this?

   • AThe device's configuration was not saved to startup-config.
   • BThe device is not reachable from the controller due to a network issue.
   • CThe controller uses SNMP to monitor, which does not capture CLI changes.
   • DThe controller does not automatically reconcile out-of-band changes; it only reflects its own configuration pushes.
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2. 22foundation · medium

   In which scenario is device-level management most appropriate?

   • AA service provider network that must deploy new customer configurations rapidly.
   • BA small office with a few routers and switches that are rarely changed.
   • CA large data center with thousands of switches that need consistent configuration changes.
   • DAn enterprise campus with hundreds of access points that need frequent firmware updates.
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