1. Construct a REST API Request to Accomplish a Task Given API Documentation 200-901 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   A developer is building a script to interact with the Cisco Webex API. The documentation requires OAuth authentication and states that the access token must be included in the Authorization header. The developer has a token 'token123'. Which header should be used?

   • ACookie: token=token123
   • BAuthorization: Basic token123
   • CAuthorization: Bearer token123
   • DX-Auth-Token: token123
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2. 2foundation · easy

   An API documentation states: "DELETE /api/v1/devices/{id} — Removes the specified device." Which HTTP method should be used to remove a device?

   • AGET
   • BPUT
   • CDELETE
   • DPOST
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4. 3foundation · easy

   An API requires an authentication token to be sent in the request header. According to the documentation, the header name is 'Authorization' and the value should be 'Bearer <token>'. Which header should be included?

   • AAuthorization: Bearer abc123
   • BAuthorization: abc123
   • CAuthentication: Bearer abc123
   • DToken: Bearer abc123
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5. 4expert · hard

   A developer is using the Cisco Meraki API to retrieve a list of clients on a network. The documentation specifies the endpoint GET /networks/{networkId}/clients and supports the query parameters 'timespan' (in seconds), 'perPage', and 'startingAfter'. The developer wants to retrieve all clients that have been active in the last 7 days, but the API returns a maximum of 100 clients per page. The network has 250 active clients. What is the correct approach to retrieve all clients?

   • AUse the 'total_pages' parameter to retrieve all pages in one request.
   • BSet 'perPage' to 250 to retrieve all clients in one request.
   • CMake multiple requests, using the 'startingAfter' parameter to paginate through all clients.
   • DSet 'timespan' to 604800 and 'perPage' to 100, and ignore the remaining clients.
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6. 5expert · hard

   A developer is writing a script to interact with the Cisco Webex API. The API uses OAuth 2.0, and the developer has obtained an access token. The documentation states that the token must be included in the 'Authorization' header. However, the developer notices that the token expires after 12 hours. What is the best practice for handling token expiration in the script?

   • AHardcode the token in the script and update it manually when it expires.
   • BStore the token in a file and read it for each request.
   • CImplement a token refresh mechanism using the refresh token.
   • DUse the same token for all requests and ignore the expiration.
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