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Question #6
What are two organization permission types? (Choose two.)
  1. A
    Full
  2. B
    Read-only
  3. C
    Monitor-only
  4. D
    Write
  5. E
    Write-only

Correct Answer:
AB
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Excellent find on referencing Meraki's documentation. Indeed, 'Full' and 'Read-only' are correct as they are specifically mentioned as types of organizational permissions on the Cisco Meraki dashboard. These permissions provide distinct levels of access — 'Full' grants complete administrative rights while 'Read-only' permits viewing configurations without making changes.

Question #7
What is the role of the Meraki Dashboard as the service provider when using SAML for single sign-on to the Dashboard?
  1. A
    The Dashboard generates the SAML request.
  2. B
    The Dashboard provides user access credentials.
  3. C
    The Dashboard parses the SAML request and authenticates users.
  4. D
    The Dashboard generates the SAML response.

Correct Answer:
A
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The Meraki Dashboard acts as the service provider in the SAML authentication process. It is responsible for generating the SAML request which is a critical initial step to "request" authentication from an Identity Provider. This setup is established under SP-initiated SAML allowing streamlined access management and single sign-on capabilities. This aspect ensures a secure yet simplified user access mechanism through external authentication services.

Question #8
A customer wants to use Microsoft Azure to host corporate application servers.
Which feature does the customer get by using a vMX appliance rather than connecting directly to Azure by VPN?
  1. A
    malware protection
  2. B
    SD-WAN
  3. C
    next-generation firewall
  4. D
    intrusion prevention

Correct Answer:
C -
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The correct answer, next-generation firewall capabilities, is rooted in the vMX appliance's design for Azure. This platform extends many Meraki benefits like auto-VPN and traffic shaping but primarily offers enhanced security features. As a one-armed concentrator, the vMX provides essential firewalling, differentiating it from a basic VPN connection by delivering more managed and secure access to cloud resources. It's crucial then to understand that while SD-WAN is a significant feature, the primary enhancement in this setup is the next-generation firewall capabilities focused on smart, secure connectivity.

Question #9
DRAG DROP -
Drag and drop the descriptions from the left onto the corresponding MX operation mode on the right.

Correct Answer:

Question #10
What is a feature of distributed Layer 3 roaming?
  1. A
    An MX Security Appliance is not required as a concentrator.
  2. B
    An MX Security Appliance is required as a concentrator.
  3. C
    All wireless client traffic can be split-tunneled.
  4. D
    All wireless client traffic is tunneled.

Correct Answer:
A
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Indeed, with distributed Layer 3 roaming, access points communicate directly with each other rather than relying on a concentrator. This mode is designed to support layer 3 connections as devices roam between different subnets without necessitating an MX Security Appliance to manage the traffic. It's a more decentralized approach that leverages access points’ capability to maintain continuity of session as they transit across network boundaries, enhancing scalability and performance within the network infrastructure.

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