An organization uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor its wireless network. The network team wants to receive immediate notifications for critical alarms, such as AP outages and rogue AP detections, but does not want to be paged for minor issues like client disconnects. They have configured alarm thresholds in Catalyst Center. What additional configuration is required to ensure the team receives notifications for critical alarms only?

Configure email notifications and set the alarm severity filter to 'Critical' in the notification settings.

Create a syslog server and forward all alarms to it, then filter on the syslog server.

Disable all default alarms and manually create custom alarms for AP outage and rogue AP detection.

Set the alarm threshold for AP outage and rogue AP detection to 'Informational' so they generate notifications.

In Cisco Catalyst Center, which action can an administrator take to remediate a confirmed rogue access point?

Add the rogue AP to the network inventory

What is the primary purpose of rogue containment on a Cisco WLC?

To locate the rogue AP on a map

To remove the rogue AP from the network

To prevent clients from associating with the rogue AP

To classify the rogue AP as friendly

A multinational company uses Cisco Catalyst Center to manage wireless networks in multiple countries. The security team wants to use Catalyst Center to manage rogue APs across all sites, but they are concerned about data privacy regulations that require personal data to remain within the country of origin. What is the best approach to comply with regulations while maintaining centralized rogue management?

Use Catalyst Center's multi-site capabilities to logically separate data per site while using a single instance.

Use a third-party tool to manage rogues locally and only send aggregated, non-personal data to Catalyst Center.

Use a single Catalyst Center instance in a central location and ensure that all rogue data is anonymized before being sent.

Deploy a separate Catalyst Center instance in each country and manage rogues locally.

A network administrator is using Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms. The administrator wants to be notified via email when a specific AP goes offline, but does not want to receive emails for other APs going offline. What is the best way to achieve this?

Use a syslog server to monitor for that AP's offline event and configure email alerts on the syslog server.

Create a custom alarm threshold for that specific AP and configure email notification for that alarm.

Configure the WLC to send an email notification when that AP goes offline.

Set the global alarm severity to 'Critical' so that only critical alarms are emailed.

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An organization uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor its wireless network. The network team wants to receive immediate notifications for critical alarms, such as AP outages and rogue AP detections, but does not want to be paged for minor issues like client disconnects. They have configured alarm thresholds in Catalyst Center. What additional configuration is required to ensure the team receives notifications for critical alarms only?
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A multinational company uses Cisco Catalyst Center to manage wireless networks in multiple countries. The security team wants to use Catalyst Center to manage rogue APs across all sites, but they are concerned about data privacy regulations that require personal data to remain within the country of origin. What is the best approach to comply with regulations while maintaining centralized rogue management?
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In Cisco Catalyst Center, which action can an administrator take to remediate a confirmed rogue access point?

What is the primary purpose of rogue containment on a Cisco WLC?

A network administrator is using Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms. The administrator wants to be notified via email when a specific AP goes offline, but does not want to receive emails for other APs going offline. What is the best way to achieve this?

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