When is the Design workflow used In Cisco DNA Center?

Question

Options

• Ain a greenfleld deployment, with no existing infrastructure
• Bin a greenfield or brownfield deployment, to wipe out existing data
• Cin a brownfield deployment, to modify configuration of existing devices in the network
• Din a brownfield deployment, to provision and onboard new network devices

• A
  93% (62)
• B
  1% (1)
• C
  4% (3)
• D
  1% (1)

Explanation

Cisco DNA Center Design Workflow Explanation

Option A is correct because the Design workflow in Cisco DNA Center is specifically used in greenfield deployments - meaning brand-new network environments with no existing infrastructure - where you build the network hierarchy, define sites, and configure network settings from scratch.

Option B is incorrect because the Design workflow does not "wipe out existing data" in either deployment type; that description doesn't align with any legitimate DNA Center workflow function. Option C is incorrect because modifying configurations on existing devices describes a brownfield use case, which typically uses the Inventory or Provision workflows, not Design. Option D is incorrect because provisioning and onboarding new devices in a brownfield environment is handled by the Provision workflow, not the Design workflow.

Memory Tip: Think of "Design = Draw from scratch" - just like an architect designs a building on an empty lot (greenfield). If the lot already has a structure (brownfield), you're no longer in the Design phase - you're modifying or provisioning instead.

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