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A retail company wants to migrate from their existing CMX location services to Cisco Spaces infrastructure for detect and locate functionality. Ports 80 and 443 are opened to establish the…
The correct answer is A. Configure a new notification service on CMX with Cisco Spaces receiver details. B. Install Cisco Spaces Connector on-premises to connect CMX to Cisco Spaces. The administrator must configure a notification service on CMX that points to Cisco Spaces, so CMX can stream location data to Spaces. Because the CMX is in a DMZ and not publicly accessible, a Cisco Spaces Connector is required on-premises to securely bridge CMX with Cisco…
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A retail company wants to migrate from their existing CMX location services to Cisco Spaces infrastructure for detect and locate functionality. Ports 80 and 443 are opened to establish the connection between the wireless network and Cisco Spaces. However, the CMX is in a DMZ and is not publicly accessible. Which two actions must the administrator take to achieve location hierarchy in Cisco Spaces from CMX? (Choose two.)
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- AConfigure a new notification service on CMX with Cisco Spaces receiver details.
- BInstall Cisco Spaces Connector on-premises to connect CMX to Cisco Spaces.
- CDownload JSON dump of the location hierarchy from CMX and manually upload to Cisco Spaces.
- DUse Cisco WLC Direct Connect feature to connect Catalyst 9800 to Cisco Spaces directly.
- EEstablish VPN connection between CMX and Cisco Spaces to transfer the location hierarchy
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- E11% (4)
Explanation
The administrator must configure a notification service on CMX that points to Cisco Spaces, so CMX can stream location data to Spaces. Because the CMX is in a DMZ and not publicly accessible, a Cisco Spaces Connector is required on-premises to securely bridge CMX with Cisco Spaces. These two steps enable Cisco Spaces to obtain the location hierarchy and provide detect and locate functionality.
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