Which two methods can be used to retrieve the status of a Cisco TelePresence codec endpoint? (Choose two.)

Troubleshooting > System Status is not a valid menu path in the Cisco TelePresence codec web GUI; the Troubleshooting section contains diagnostic tools, not status pages.

Diagnostics > System Status is not a valid navigation path in the codec web GUI; there is no top-level Diagnostics menu with that sub-option.

In the Cisco TelePresence codec web GUI, the correct navigation path to view system status is Configuration > System Status, which displays real-time operational data for the endpoint. This is the documented graphical method for checking codec health and status information.

The xstatus CLI command is the dedicated command on Cisco TelePresence codecs for retrieving current system status values, including call state, network info, and peripheral status. It is distinct from xcommand (used to invoke actions) and xconfiguration (used to read or set configuration).

xcommand is used to send operational commands (such as initiating calls or controlling the camera) to the codec, not to retrieve status information; xstatus is the correct command for that purpose.