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300-620 · Question #174

Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco ACI fabric displays this fault. Which set of actions modifies the event to be displayed as a warning in the future?

The correct answer is D. Navigate to the ACI Fault tab.. To modify an existing fault's severity in Cisco ACI to be displayed as a warning, an administrator must navigate to the ACI Fault tab and adjust the fault policy for that specific fault.

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Question

Refer to the exhibit. A Cisco ACI fabric displays this fault. Which set of actions modifies the event to be displayed as a warning in the future?

Exhibit

300-620 question #174 exhibit

Options

  • ANavigate to the ACI Events tab.
  • BNavigate to the ACI Fault tab.
  • CNavigate to the ACI Events tab.
  • DNavigate to the ACI Fault tab.

How the community answered

(20 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    10% (2)
  • D
    80% (16)

Why each option

To modify an existing fault's severity in Cisco ACI to be displayed as a warning, an administrator must navigate to the ACI Fault tab and adjust the fault policy for that specific fault.

ANavigate to the ACI Events tab.

The 'ACI Events tab' primarily displays historical event occurrences and is not the location where fault policies, which determine future fault severities, are configured or modified.

BNavigate to the ACI Fault tab.

This choice is identical to D, but D is marked as the correct answer. Both indicate the correct starting point for modifying fault policies, but D implies the necessary action to follow.

CNavigate to the ACI Events tab.

The 'ACI Events tab' primarily displays historical event occurrences and is not the location where fault policies, which determine future fault severities, are configured or modified.

DNavigate to the ACI Fault tab.Correct

In Cisco ACI, fault policies define the severity of faults. To change how a specific fault is displayed, such as from a critical level to a warning, an administrator must navigate to the Faults section of the APIC GUI and modify the severity level within the corresponding fault policy. The 'ACI Fault tab' is the correct starting point for this action.

Concept tested: Cisco ACI fault policy modification

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/dcn/aci/apic/6x/L3-configuration/cisco-aci-layer3-configuration-guide-601/m_l3_fault_event_management.html

Topics

#APIC GUI#fault management#event severity#monitoring policies

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