Cisco SMB Product and Positioning Technical Overview - 700-751 Exam Practice Test

A. Layer 7 application fingerprinting B. Non-existent command line interface C. Out-of-band control plane D. Controller and server-free design

A. The Cisco Wireless portfolio was built to support on premises enterprise and business class solutions only, B. The Aironet 3800 is geared for the small and medium-size business, especially teleworkers. C. Cisco Meraki's MR 30H and MR 33 are 802.11AC access points with dedicated security. D. The portfolio of wireless solutions can meet the size of the network and customer requirements. E. Wireless solutions are the same for on-premises enterprise and business class customers

A. Runs wireless LAN controller function on an access point B. Supports simple Over-the-Air C. Ideal for sites with up to 200access points and 2000 clients D. Supports Workgroup Bridge mode of operation E. Provisioning to configure the controller F. Supported on all Wave 2 access points

A. The network devices continue to function normally (traffic flows at full line rate), but management and configuration functions are interrupted B. The network stops passing traffic across all devices and then interlaces including any connected non-Cisco Meraki devices C. The network devices attempt to establish a connection to a locally hosted database server that has been configured for high availability. D. The devices may be re-initiated into a backup mode if an administrator manually intervenes using a direct, local connection.

A. It contains Cisco Meraki devices, their configurations, statistics, and any client-device information. B. It consists of multiple service provider resources, including support ticket management and API sandboxes. C. It serves as the boundary of the account's administrative domain, including license, inventory, and user management. D. It is defined by the user's network construct and categorized as either small-medium enterprise (SME), campus, or a distributed enterprise.

A. Consolidation of multiple server workloads onto a smaller number of more powerful servers B. Consolidation of multiple server interface cards into a single network card that supports a large number of virtual interfaces C. The aggregation of server workloads onto a smaller number of servers by running multiple server operating systems directly on the shared hardware D. Reduction of on-premises server requirements through the elimination of low utilization servers and the transition to a SaaS solution