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An engineer created a monitoring policy called Test in a Cisco ACI fabric and had to change the severity level of the monitored object Call home source. Which set of actions prevent the event from app

The correct answer is C. Select Faults Severity Assignment Policies.. To prevent events from appearing in reports by changing their severity, an engineer should configure Faults Severity Assignment Policies in Cisco ACI.

ACI Management and Operations

Question

An engineer created a monitoring policy called Test in a Cisco ACI fabric and had to change the severity level of the monitored object Call home source. Which set of actions prevent the event from appearing in event reports?

Options

  • ASelect Faults Severity Assignment Policies.
  • BSelect Event Severity Assignment Policies.
  • CSelect Faults Severity Assignment Policies.
  • DSelect Event Severity Assignment Policies.

How the community answered

(32 responses)
  • A
    6% (2)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    88% (28)
  • D
    3% (1)

Why each option

To prevent events from appearing in reports by changing their severity, an engineer should configure Faults Severity Assignment Policies in Cisco ACI.

ASelect Faults Severity Assignment Policies.

This choice is a duplicate of the correct answer C, but the correct answer explicitly points to C.

BSelect Event Severity Assignment Policies.

Event Severity Assignment Policies typically deal with general system events, not specifically the severity of faults generated by monitored objects that would appear in fault reports.

CSelect Faults Severity Assignment Policies.Correct

Cisco ACI uses Faults Severity Assignment Policies to manage the reporting and severity levels of fault-generating objects and events, including those related to Call home sources. By adjusting the severity level within these policies, an administrator can effectively suppress specific fault events from being reported or appearing in fault reports.

DSelect Event Severity Assignment Policies.

Event Severity Assignment Policies typically deal with general system events, not specifically the severity of faults generated by monitored objects that would appear in fault reports.

Concept tested: ACI Faults and Events Management

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/dcn/aci/apic/5x/sw/security/b_ACI_Security_Configuration_Guide_50x/m_faults-events-audit-logs.html

Topics

#Monitoring policy#Severity assignment#Faults vs Events#Call home

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