Cisco Meraki Solutions Specialist

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Question 1 of 85

For which two reasons can an organization become “Out of License”? (Choose two.)

licenses that are in the wrong network

more hardware devices than device licenses

expired device license

licenses that do not match the serial numbers in the organization

MR licenses that do not match the MR models in the organization

Correct Answer: B, C

An organization can become 'Out of License' for two primary reasons: having more hardware devices than device licenses and having expired device licenses. If the organization exceeds the number of licenses for the devices it operates, or if the licenses they hold have expired, they will be out of compliance with the required licensing agreements.

Question 2 of 85

In an organization that uses the Co-Termination licensing model, which two operations enable licenses to be applied? (Choose two.)

Renew the Dashboard license.

License a network.

License more devices.

Call Meraki support.

Wait for the devices to auto-renew.

Correct Answer: A, C

In an organization using the Co-Termination licensing model, two operations enable licenses to be applied: Renew the Dashboard license and License more devices. Renewing the Dashboard license ensures the overall system's licenses are current, and licensing more devices allows for new hardware to be added under the existing licensing model.

Question 3 of 85

Refer to the exhibit. This Dashboard organization uses Co-Termination licensing model.
What happens when an additional seven APs are claimed on this network without adding licenses?

All APs immediately stop functioning.

All network devices stop functioning in 30 days.

One AP Immediately stops functioning.

All APs stop functioning in 30 days.

Correct Answer: B

When using a Co-Termination licensing model, if the number of devices exceeds the licensed limit, the organization enters a 30-day grace period. During this time, the network administrator must ensure that the organization is brought back into compliance. If compliance is not achieved within the 30 days, all network devices will stop functioning. This ensures that the organization maintains appropriate licensing for all connected devices.

Question 4 of 85

Refer to the exhibit. What is the minimal Cisco Meraki Insight licensing requirement?

A single Meraki Insight license must be configured on network A to gain Web App Health visibility on network B.

A single Meraki Insight license must be configured on network B to gain Web App Health visibility on network B.

A single Meraki Insight license must be configured on network A, and a single license must be configured on network B, to gain Web App Health visibility on network B.

Two Meraki Insight licenses must be configured on network A to gain Web App Health visibility on network B.

Two Meraki Insight licenses must be configured on network A and a single license must be configured on network B, to gain Web App Health visibility on network B.

Correct Answer: B

To ensure Web App Health visibility on network B, a Meraki Insight license must be configured specifically on network B. The Meraki Insight license is needed for each network where the Insight functionality is desired. In this case, since visibility is required on network B, a single license applied to network B is sufficient.

Question 5 of 85

How does a Meraki device behave if cloud connectivity is temporarily lost?

The offline device continues to run with its last known configuration until cloud connectivity is restored.

The offline device reboots every 5 minutes until connection is restored.

The offline device stops passing traffic.

The offline device tries to form a connection with a local backup sever.

Correct Answer: A

In the event that a Meraki device loses cloud connectivity, it continues to operate using its last known configuration until the connection to the cloud is restored. This design ensures that the network services remain operational despite temporary loss of cloud connectivity.