300-085 · Question #4
Which service can negatively impact the Cisco TMS ability to monitor a Cisco VCS?
The correct answer is B. SNMP. Cisco TMS relies on SNMP to poll and monitor managed devices such as the Cisco VCS, so misconfiguration or disruption of SNMP on the VCS directly impairs TMS monitoring capability.
Question
Which service can negatively impact the Cisco TMS ability to monitor a Cisco VCS?
Options
- ATelnet
- BSNMP
- CSSH
- DTFTP
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A3% (2)
- B88% (56)
- C2% (1)
- D8% (5)
Why each option
Cisco TMS relies on SNMP to poll and monitor managed devices such as the Cisco VCS, so misconfiguration or disruption of SNMP on the VCS directly impairs TMS monitoring capability.
Telnet provides CLI access to devices but is not a protocol Cisco TMS uses for monitoring the VCS, so its status does not directly affect TMS monitoring.
Cisco TMS uses SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) as the primary protocol to query and track the operational status of managed infrastructure devices including the Cisco VCS. If SNMP is misconfigured on the VCS - for example with an incorrect community string, wrong version, or disabled service - TMS will fail to retrieve monitoring data and cannot accurately reflect the device's status. Because SNMP is the core monitoring dependency, it is the service most likely to negatively impact TMS's ability to monitor the VCS.
SSH is used for secure remote command-line access and is not the protocol Cisco TMS uses to perform ongoing monitoring queries against the VCS.
TFTP is a file transfer protocol used for tasks such as firmware upgrades and configuration file transfers, not for real-time device monitoring in TMS.
Concept tested: Cisco TMS SNMP dependency for VCS device monitoring
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/tms/tms_admin_guide.html
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