300-445 · Question #63
Drag and drop the Cisco ThousandEyes integration types from the left onto the use cases on the right. Not all options are used.
The correct answer is A. Not applicable - This is a drag and drop question type, not multiple choice with A, B, C, D options. B. Not applicable C. Not applicable D. Not applicable. This question is malformed as presented - the "choices" are placeholder labels for a drag-and-drop format that didn't render correctly, so there are no actual distractors to evaluate. Here's what you need to know for the real exam: Cisco ThousandEyes key integration types and…
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- ANot applicable - This is a drag and drop question type, not multiple choice with A, B, C, D options.
- BNot applicable
- CNot applicable
- DNot applicable
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(25 responses)- A100% (25)
Explanation
This question is malformed as presented - the "choices" are placeholder labels for a drag-and-drop format that didn't render correctly, so there are no actual distractors to evaluate. Here's what you need to know for the real exam:
Cisco ThousandEyes key integration types and their use cases:
| Integration | Primary Use Case |
|---|---|
| AppDynamics | Correlate network path data with application performance metrics |
| ServiceNow | Auto-create ITSM tickets when ThousandEyes detects network issues |
| PagerDuty | Trigger on-call alerts and incident escalation workflows |
| Splunk | Forward telemetry to SIEM for security/operational analysis |
| Webhooks | Push alert data to any custom or third-party system |
| Slack/Email | Send real-time human-readable notifications to teams |
On the actual drag-and-drop exam item, match the integration to its category: ITSM → ServiceNow, APM correlation → AppDynamics, alerting/on-call → PagerDuty, generic automation → Webhooks.
Memory tip: Think "SASP-W" - ServiceNow (tickets), AppDynamics (app perf), Splunk (logs/SIEM), PagerDuty (pages people), Webhooks (wildcard). Each solves a distinct ops workflow, so the use case description on the right will clearly signal which category applies.
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