Which key functionality is provided by integrating Cisco Webex and Cisco ThousandEyes?

Question

Options

• Aexpansion of user access within the Webex environment
• Benabling of single sign-on features for the Webex environment
• Cidentification of network-related problems during Webex meetings
• Dcapability to record meetings externally from the Webex environment

• A
  3% (2)
• B
  7% (5)
• C
  88% (59)
• D
  1% (1)

Explanation

Integrating Cisco ThousandEyes with Cisco Webex provides network observability and troubleshooting during meetings - ThousandEyes is a network intelligence platform that monitors end-to-end network paths, so when embedded in Webex, it can pinpoint whether meeting quality issues stem from ISP problems, data center congestion, or last-mile connectivity. This is ThousandEyes' core purpose: diagnosing network-related degradation in real time.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (user access expansion): Access control is handled by Webex's own identity and licensing system, not ThousandEyes.
• B (single sign-on): SSO is an identity/authentication feature managed by Cisco Duo, Azure AD, or similar IdPs - outside ThousandEyes' scope.
• D (external recording): Recording functionality is a Webex-native or compliance-tool feature (e.g., Dubber, Verint), not a ThousandEyes capability.

Memory tip: Think of ThousandEyes as "eyes on the network" - it sees what's happening across the network path. When Webex calls drop or lag, ThousandEyes tells you where in the network the problem lives. The product name itself is the hint: thousands of vantage points watching your network.

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