210-065 Question #264: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

Question

Exhibit

Options

• AConfiguration > System Settings
• BConfiguration > Security Settings
• CTroubleshooting > Hardware setup
• DMonitoring
• ETroubleshooting > Configuration Issues
• FTroubleshooting > System Restart
• GA Cisco TelePresence System endpoint can be reset only via CLI.

Explanation

On a Cisco TelePresence System endpoint, a factory reset is performed through the Troubleshooting > Configuration Issues menu path in the web interface.

Common mistakes.

• A. Configuration > System Settings is used to manage general system parameters such as network settings, not to initiate a factory reset.
• B. Configuration > Security Settings manages security-related configurations such as passwords and TLS settings, and does not include a factory reset function.
• C. Troubleshooting > Hardware setup is used to run hardware diagnostics and self-tests, not to perform a factory reset.
• D. Monitoring provides operational status, call statistics, and log data about the endpoint and contains no factory reset capability.
• F. Troubleshooting > System Restart reboots the endpoint while preserving its existing configuration, which is distinct from a factory reset that wipes configuration.
• G. The factory reset can be performed via the web GUI under Troubleshooting > Configuration Issues, so the CLI is not the only available method.

Concept tested. Cisco TelePresence endpoint factory reset via web interface

Reference. https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/collaboration-endpoints/telepresence-system-series/products-maintenance-guides-list.html

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