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An engineer must configure a Cisco FMC dashboard in a child domain. Which action must be taken so that the dashboard is visible to the parent domain?
The correct answer is D. Create a copy of the dashboard. To make a Cisco FMC dashboard configured in a child domain visible to a parent domain, a copy of the dashboard must be explicitly created in the parent domain.
Question
An engineer must configure a Cisco FMC dashboard in a child domain. Which action must be taken so that the dashboard is visible to the parent domain?
Options
- AAdd a separate tab.
- BAdjust policy inheritance settings.
- CAdd a separate widget.
- DCreate a copy of the dashboard.
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A4% (2)
- B17% (8)
- C9% (4)
- D70% (33)
Why each option
To make a Cisco FMC dashboard configured in a child domain visible to a parent domain, a copy of the dashboard must be explicitly created in the parent domain.
Adding a separate tab organizes dashboards within a single domain, it does not share dashboards across different domains.
Policy inheritance settings primarily govern how policies (e.g., access control, intrusion) are applied hierarchically, not the visibility of dashboards across domains.
Adding a separate widget customizes a dashboard's content within a single domain, it does not enable cross-domain visibility for an entire dashboard.
In Cisco FMC's multi-domain environment, objects created within a child domain are generally not automatically visible or inherited by parent domains. To make a child domain dashboard accessible from a parent domain, an administrator must create a distinct copy of that dashboard within the parent domain's context.
Concept tested: Cisco FMC multi-domain dashboard visibility
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/640/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-v64/managing_users_and_domains.html
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