An engineer has received a new Cisco MX200 for a remote office and wants to ensure that unauthorized end users cannot change any settings on the MX200. Which configuration element must be configured…

The correct answer is D. user administration via web interface on the MX200. The Cisco MX200 (a Cisco TelePresence/RoomOS endpoint) includes a built-in local web interface for administration. To prevent unauthorized users from changing device settings, the engineer must configure user administration via the MX200's web interface. This involves setting…

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An engineer has received a new Cisco MX200 for a remote office and wants to ensure that unauthorized end users cannot change any settings on the MX200. Which configuration element must be configured to preventunauthorized changes?

Options

Adevice settings via web interface on Cisco Unified Communications Manager
Bsecurity settings via web interface on the Expressway
Cmaintenance settings via web interface on the MX200
Duser administration via web interface on the MX200

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A
4% (1)
B
7% (2)
C
4% (1)
D
86% (24)

Explanation

The Cisco MX200 (a Cisco TelePresence/RoomOS endpoint) includes a built-in local web interface for administration. To prevent unauthorized users from changing device settings, the engineer must configure user administration via the MX200's web interface. This involves setting administrator credentials and configuring user roles and access levels, which restricts what non-admin users can modify on the device. This local user administration is distinct from CUCM device settings or Expressway security settings, which do not directly control local endpoint access permissions.

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#MX200#endpoint security#user administration#TelePresence

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