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An engineer wants to identify historical data collected by the Cisco MSE on rogue access points over the past two years. If the Cisco MSE is configured for maximum historical data retention, how…
The correct answer is D. 12. The question tests knowledge of the maximum historical data retention period the Cisco MSE supports for rogue access point tracking.
Question
An engineer wants to identify historical data collected by the Cisco MSE on rogue access points over the past two years. If the Cisco MSE is configured for maximum historical data retention, how many months can be searched?
Options
- A24
- B36
- C6
- D12
How the community answered
(21 responses)- A5% (1)
- C5% (1)
- D90% (19)
Why each option
The question tests knowledge of the maximum historical data retention period the Cisco MSE supports for rogue access point tracking.
24 months exceeds the MSE platform's maximum supported retention period for rogue AP historical data.
36 months is not a supported retention period on the Cisco MSE; the documented maximum is 12 months.
6 months is a valid shorter retention setting but does not represent the maximum duration the MSE is capable of retaining.
The Cisco MSE, when configured for maximum historical data retention, stores rogue access point location and detection history for up to 12 months. This 12-month ceiling is a platform-level constraint of the MSE regardless of available disk space, making it the upper bound for any historical rogue AP search.
Concept tested: Cisco MSE maximum rogue AP historical data retention
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/mse/3355/7-6/configuration/guide/MSE_CG.html
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