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An engineer wants to know if there is a way to determine remotely what is the optical zoom of the camera directly connected to a Cisco TelePresence SX20. Which two methods will retrieve this…

The correct answer is C. From the CLI, run xstatus D. From the web GUI, choose Configuration > System Status > Camera. To retrieve the current optical zoom level of a camera connected to a Cisco TelePresence SX20, engineers use xstatus from the CLI or the System Status section in the web GUI.

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Question

An engineer wants to know if there is a way to determine remotely what is the optical zoom of the camera directly connected to a Cisco TelePresence SX20. Which two methods will retrieve this information? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AFrom the CLI, run xconfig
  • BFrom the web GUI, choose Configuration > Camera > Status
  • CFrom the CLI, run xstatus
  • DFrom the web GUI, choose Configuration > System Status > Camera
  • EFrom CLI, run xcommand camera

How the community answered

(69 responses)
  • A
    1% (1)
  • B
    7% (5)
  • C
    87% (60)
  • E
    4% (3)

Why each option

To retrieve the current optical zoom level of a camera connected to a Cisco TelePresence SX20, engineers use xstatus from the CLI or the System Status section in the web GUI.

AFrom the CLI, run xconfig

The xconfig command reads stored configuration values, not live operational status such as current optical zoom.

BFrom the web GUI, choose Configuration > Camera > Status

The path Configuration > Camera > Status does not exist in the SX20 web GUI; the correct path for camera status is Configuration > System Status > Camera.

CFrom the CLI, run xstatusCorrect

The xstatus command on the Cisco SX20 CLI queries the current operational state of the device, including real-time camera parameters such as optical zoom position, making it the correct CLI method.

DFrom the web GUI, choose Configuration > System Status > CameraCorrect

In the SX20 web GUI, navigating to Configuration > System Status > Camera displays the current camera state including zoom level, which is retrieved from the same status data exposed by xstatus.

EFrom CLI, run xcommand camera

The xcommand camera namespace is used to send control commands to the camera (e.g., move, ramp), not to read its current zoom state.

Concept tested: Cisco TelePresence SX20 camera status retrieval methods

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/ce915/sx-series-api-reference-guide-ce915.html

Topics

#SX20#camera status#xStatus command#remote diagnostics

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