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administrator is configuring SNORT inspection policies and is seeing failed deployment messages in Cisco FMC. What information should the administrator generate for Cisco TAC to help troubleshoot?
The correct answer is D. A "troubleshoot" file for the Cisco FMC. Deployment of Snort inspection policies is orchestrated and managed by the Cisco FMC, not the managed device. When deployments fail, the root cause-policy compilation errors, resource conflicts, or configuration issues-originates on the FMC side. The FMC 'Troubleshoot' file…
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administrator is configuring SNORT inspection policies and is seeing failed deployment messages in Cisco FMC. What information should the administrator generate for Cisco TAC to help troubleshoot?
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- AA Troubleshoot" file for the device in question.
- BA "show tech" file for the device in question
- CA "show tech" for the Cisco FMC.
- DA "troubleshoot" file for the Cisco FMC
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(24 responses)- A8% (2)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D83% (20)
Explanation
Deployment of Snort inspection policies is orchestrated and managed by the Cisco FMC, not the managed device. When deployments fail, the root cause-policy compilation errors, resource conflicts, or configuration issues-originates on the FMC side. The FMC 'Troubleshoot' file (generated from System > Health > Troubleshoot) captures FMC logs, policy configuration data, and deployment records needed by TAC. A 'show tech' (B, C) is a CLI command used on network devices and is not applicable to FMC. A troubleshoot file for the device (A) would be relevant for device-side issues, not deployment failures.
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