210-065 · Question #335
An engineer encounters video quality issues with an endpoint. To capture ongoing call statistics from the CLI, which command should the engineer use?
The correct answer is C. xStatus Diagnostics. The xStatus Diagnostics command on Cisco endpoints provides real-time diagnostic data including ongoing call statistics directly from the CLI.
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An engineer encounters video quality issues with an endpoint. To capture ongoing call statistics from the CLI, which command should the engineer use?
Options
- AxStatus Call Feature Display
- BxStatus OutgoingVideoChannel Netstat 1
- CxStatus Diagnostics
- DxCommand Diagnose
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Why each option
The xStatus Diagnostics command on Cisco endpoints provides real-time diagnostic data including ongoing call statistics directly from the CLI.
xStatus Call Feature Display returns information about call feature display settings, not ongoing video quality or network call statistics.
xStatus OutgoingVideoChannel Netstat 1 is not a valid or standard CLI command on Cisco TelePresence or Webex Room endpoints for capturing call statistics.
The xStatus Diagnostics command retrieves live diagnostic information and call quality metrics - such as packet loss, jitter, and bitrate - directly from the endpoint CLI, making it the appropriate tool for monitoring ongoing call statistics. It gives a comprehensive view of active call parameters without requiring external tools or a web interface.
xCommand is used to trigger actions on the endpoint rather than query status information, and Diagnose is not a valid subcommand in this context.
Concept tested: Cisco endpoint CLI diagnostic command for call statistics
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/collaboration-endpoints/spark-room-kit-series/products-command-reference-list.html
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