210-065 · Question #262
In the web interface for a Cisco VCS or Expressway running X8.2, which page allows you to enable and download logs that include the xConfiguration, xStatus, DEBUG level network logs, and packet…
The correct answer is A. Maintenance > Diagnostics > Diagnostic Logging. In Cisco VCS and Expressway X8.2, the Diagnostic Logging page under Maintenance is the single location to enable xConfiguration, xStatus, DEBUG network logs, and dual-interface packet captures for download.
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In the web interface for a Cisco VCS or Expressway running X8.2, which page allows you to enable and download logs that include the xConfiguration, xStatus, DEBUG level network logs, and packet captures of both network interfaces?
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- AMaintenance > Diagnostics > Diagnostic Logging
- BMaintenance > Diagnostics > System Snapshot
- CStatus > Logs > Event Log
- DStatus > Logs > Configuration Log
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In Cisco VCS and Expressway X8.2, the Diagnostic Logging page under Maintenance is the single location to enable xConfiguration, xStatus, DEBUG network logs, and dual-interface packet captures for download.
Maintenance > Diagnostics > Diagnostic Logging is the dedicated page in Cisco VCS and Expressway X8.2 for enabling real-time DEBUG-level logging sessions that capture xConfiguration data, xStatus output, detailed network logs, and simultaneous packet captures on both LAN interfaces. Administrators start a logging session, reproduce the issue, then stop it to download the bundled diagnostic archive.
Maintenance > Diagnostics > System Snapshot produces a static point-in-time capture of system configuration and state but does not support live packet capture or on-demand DEBUG-level network log collection.
Status > Logs > Event Log is a read-only view of historical system events and does not provide the ability to enable DEBUG logging or initiate packet captures.
Status > Logs > Configuration Log records a history of configuration changes applied to the system but does not offer network-level logging or packet capture capabilities.
Concept tested: Cisco VCS Expressway X8.2 diagnostic logging and packet capture
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/vcs/admin_guide/Cisco_VCS_Administrator_Guide-X8-2.html
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