350-401 · Question #1355
Refer to the exhibit. What is determined from the output?
The correct answer is D. 10.0.0.100 is managed by Cisco Catalyst Center (formerly DNA Center).. Explanation Option D is correct because the exhibit shows a successful API query response for 10.0.0.100, returning a valid device ID (a non-empty string), which confirms that Cisco Catalyst Center (DNA Center) is actively managing that device - only managed devices have records
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Refer to the exhibit. What is determined from the output?
Exhibits
Options
- AThe authentication for the second query fails.
- BThe URL for the second query is syntactically incorrect.
- C10.0.0.200 is known to DNA Center, but its ID is an empty string.
- D10.0.0.100 is managed by Cisco Catalyst Center (formerly DNA Center).
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A6% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D81% (26)
Explanation
Explanation
Option D is correct because the exhibit shows a successful API query response for 10.0.0.100, returning a valid device ID (a non-empty string), which confirms that Cisco Catalyst Center (DNA Center) is actively managing that device - only managed devices have records returned with valid IDs. Option A is incorrect because authentication failures would return HTTP 401 errors, not a successful response with device data. Option B is incorrect because a syntactically incorrect URL would produce an HTTP 404 error or a client-side error, not a valid JSON response. Option C is incorrect because the empty string result applies to the second query (10.0.0.200), meaning that IP is unknown to DNA Center - an empty result means no record exists, not that the device has a blank ID assigned.
Memory Tip: Think of it this way - a populated ID = managed device, an empty result = unknown device. When DNA Center knows and manages a device, it returns a valid UUID-style ID; if the device isn't in its inventory, the response comes back empty. Always match the IP address to its corresponding query result in the output.
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