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When a Grafana dashboard is built to receive network events from Cisco DNA Center, which integration bundle is enabled to send notifications?
The correct answer is C. Network Events for REST API Endpoint. To send network events from Cisco DNA Center for a Grafana dashboard, the "Network Events for REST API Endpoint" integration bundle must be enabled, allowing DNA Center to push event notifications to an external API endpoint that Grafana can consume.
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- ABasic ITSM CMDB Synchronization
- BDNA Center Read API
- CNetwork Events for REST API Endpoint
- DNetwork Issue Monitor and Enrichment for ITSM
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(57 responses)- A7% (4)
- B2% (1)
- C88% (50)
- D4% (2)
Why each option
To send network events from Cisco DNA Center for a Grafana dashboard, the "Network Events for REST API Endpoint" integration bundle must be enabled, allowing DNA Center to push event notifications to an external API endpoint that Grafana can consume.
The "Basic ITSM CMDB Synchronization" bundle focuses on synchronizing inventory and asset information with Configuration Management Databases, not on sending real-time network event notifications.
The "DNA Center Read API" bundle grants read access to DNA Center's APIs, allowing external systems to pull data, but it does not inherently enable DNA Center to send (push) notifications or events.
The "Network Events for REST API Endpoint" integration bundle in Cisco DNA Center is specifically designed to push network event notifications to a configurable external REST API endpoint, which Grafana can then consume and display on its dashboards.
The "Network Issue Monitor and Enrichment for ITSM" bundle is primarily focused on enhancing IT Service Management systems with enriched network issue data, rather than providing a generic mechanism for sending raw network events to dashboards like Grafana.
Concept tested: Cisco DNA Center event integration
Source: https://developer.cisco.com/docs/dna-center/#!integration-applications-guide
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