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An engineer must configure a Cisco FMC dashboard in a multidomain deployment Which action must the engineer take to edit a report template from an ancestor domain?
The correct answer is B. Copy it to the current domain. In a Cisco FMC multidomain deployment, to edit a report template inherited from an ancestor domain, the engineer must first copy the template to the current domain.
Question
An engineer must configure a Cisco FMC dashboard in a multidomain deployment Which action must the engineer take to edit a report template from an ancestor domain?
Options
- AAdd it as a separate widget.
- BCopy it to the current domain
- CAssign themselves ownership of it
- DChange the document attributes.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A2% (1)
- B80% (37)
- C4% (2)
- D13% (6)
Why each option
In a Cisco FMC multidomain deployment, to edit a report template inherited from an ancestor domain, the engineer must first copy the template to the current domain.
Adding it as a separate widget allows for display but does not enable editing of the inherited template itself.
In a Cisco FMC multidomain deployment, objects like report templates inherited from an ancestor domain cannot be directly edited within a descendant domain. To modify an inherited template, the engineer must first copy it to the current domain, making it a local, editable object for that specific domain.
Assigning ownership of an inherited object is not the mechanism for gaining edit permissions in a descendant domain; the object must be made local.
Changing document attributes does not grant the ability to edit the content or structure of an inherited report template in a descendant domain.
Concept tested: Multidomain object inheritance and editing
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/security/firepower/640/configuration/guide/fpmc-config-guide-v64/multidomain_deployments.html
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