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200-301 · Question #1136

Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the statements about device management from the left onto the corresponding device-management types on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is overlay and underlay configuration; routed access deployment; VXLAN and LISP configuration; STP deployment; VLAN and HSRP configuration; configuration via console. The correct arrangement maps each statement to its corresponding device-management type: Cisco DNA Center (SD-Access) uses 'overlay and underlay configuration' and 'VXLAN and LISP configuration' as its core fabric technologies, while traditional campus management relies on 'route

Submitted by ravi_2018· Mar 5, 2026Cisco Enterprise Network Core Technologies (ENCOR 350-401) - Domain: Architecture - Understanding traditional vs. SD-Access (intent-based) network management models and their associated technologies

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the statements about device management from the left onto the corresponding device-management types on the right. Answer:

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overlay and underlay configurationrouted access deploymentSTP deploymentVLAN and HSRP configurationVXLAN and LISP configurationconfiguration via console

Correct arrangement

  • overlay and underlay configuration
  • routed access deployment
  • VXLAN and LISP configuration
  • STP deployment
  • VLAN and HSRP configuration
  • configuration via console

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps each statement to its corresponding device-management type: Cisco DNA Center (SD-Access) uses 'overlay and underlay configuration' and 'VXLAN and LISP configuration' as its core fabric technologies, while traditional campus management relies on 'routed access deployment,' 'STP deployment,' 'VLAN and HSRP configuration,' and 'configuration via console.' SD-Access automates the overlay (VXLAN for data plane, LISP for control plane) and underlay, replacing the manual, CLI-driven approaches of legacy network management. This distinction highlights the evolution from box-by-box CLI management to centralized, policy-based automation via Cisco DNA Center.

Topics

#SD-Access#Cisco DNA Center#Network Management#Campus Fabric

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