A multinational company uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor wireless networks across multiple sites. They have a requirement to send alarm notifications to different teams based on the site and severity. For example, the European team should receive only critical alarms for their site, while the US team should receive all alarms for their site. How should this be configured in Cisco Catalyst Center?

Create separate notification policies for each site, each with its own severity filter and recipient list.

Set the WLC alarm severity to 'Critical' for the European site and 'All' for the US site.

Use SNMP traps on each WLC to send alarms to different email addresses.

Configure a single global notification policy that sends all alarms to all teams.

A network administrator is configuring alarm notifications on a WLC. The administrator wants to ensure that when a rogue AP is detected, an immediate notification is sent to the security team, but they do not want to be notified for other security events like failed client authentication attempts. What should the administrator do?

Set the 'Rogue AP' alarm to 'Informational' and 'Client Authentication Failure' to 'Critical'.

Configure the WLC to send all alarms to the security team's email and let them filter.

Disable the 'Client Authentication Failure' alarm category and keep 'Rogue AP' at default.

Set the severity for the 'Rogue AP' alarm to 'Critical' and set the severity for 'Client Authentication Failure' to 'Warning'.

A network team uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms across multiple WLCs. They want to ensure that only alarms from a specific site are visible to the site's support team, while other teams see all alarms. What is the best way to achieve this in Catalyst Center?

Create a separate Catalyst Center instance for each site to isolate alarms.

Use alarm filters in Catalyst Center and save them as custom views for the site team.

Configure the WLCs to send alarms only to the Catalyst Center instance used by the site team.

Create a custom role with restricted access and assign it to the site support team, limiting their alarm view to the specific site.

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A multinational company uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor wireless networks across multiple sites. They have a requirement to send alarm notifications to different teams based on the site and severity. For example, the European team should receive only critical alarms for their site, while the US team should receive all alarms for their site. How should this be configured in Cisco Catalyst Center?
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An administrator is configuring rogue containment on a WLC. The rogue AP is using a hidden SSID. The administrator wants to ensure that clients are prevented from associating with the rogue AP. Which containment mode should be selected?
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A network operations center uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms. They want to reduce the number of alarms that require manual review by grouping related alarms from the same device into a single incident. Which Cisco Catalyst Center feature should they use?
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A network administrator is configuring alarm notifications on a WLC. The administrator wants to ensure that when a rogue AP is detected, an immediate notification is sent to the security team, but they do not want to be notified for other security events like failed client authentication attempts. What should the administrator do?
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A network team uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms across multiple WLCs. They want to ensure that only alarms from a specific site are visible to the site's support team, while other teams see all alarms. What is the best way to achieve this in Catalyst Center?
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An administrator is configuring rogue containment on a WLC. The rogue AP is using a hidden SSID. The administrator wants to ensure that clients are prevented from associating with the rogue AP. Which containment mode should be selected?

A network operations center uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms. They want to reduce the number of alarms that require manual review by grouping related alarms from the same device into a single incident. Which Cisco Catalyst Center feature should they use?

A network team uses Cisco Catalyst Center to monitor alarms across multiple WLCs. They want to ensure that only alarms from a specific site are visible to the site's support team, while other teams see all alarms. What is the best way to achieve this in Catalyst Center?

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