Exam 350-401 topic 1 question 662 discussion

It's BBBBB

https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=3100057&seqNum=3 It's clearly mentioned that for devices that do not support an agent, proxy is the way to go.

i will go with B the question was built in a way to make you confused between B and C. he is configuring a management tool it seems like he is working on a new management tool just for the devices that don't support agent.

i will go with B the question was built in a way to make you confused between B and C. he is configuring a management tool it seems like he is working on a new management tool just for the devices that don't support agent.

Could be C, has reference to this scenario in Cisco Press book for ENCOR https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=3100057&seqNum=3

Trying not to think too hard.. Going for B. Also, ChatGPT also thinks B.

The grammar is horrible. Yes the question does state "some network devices that do not support an agent." but that is what the question is referring to, the question is not asking to find a common management tool for all devices, just the ones that do not support an agent... I am going with B on this one based on the last part of the question alone "What option will you pick... for THAT device?"

Yet another one of those... Only some of the devices don't support agents, which means overall an agent based management solution has been devised. To continue to use this agent based solution on non-capable devices, a proxy-agent workaround needs to be implemented. My perspective, only.

C The question is how to configure proxy tools when proxy is not supported, so it can only be the proxy of the agent.

The first problem with this question is the grammar. It reads like it was written by a seconder grader. The english problems in this question should make it invalid.

Answer is D, None of those are Configuration Management Tools. It's like saying what type of protocol supports Unequal Load Balancing, will the answer be Advanced Distance Vector ? No

Proxy-agent configuration: This type of configuration does not require an agent on every device, but it does require some type of “process” or “worker” to communicate with the master server and the remote device.

It´s soooo snicky question - ``some network devices`` Proxy-agent configuration: This type of configuration does not require an agent on every device C it is :(

Well, C, can work too. https://www.ciscopress.com/articles/article.asp?p=3100057&seqNum=3

B B B B and again, B. Just in case you weren't sure, it's B.

I think it's B

Surly it's 'Agentless' ?