What are two methods of targeting and applying management profiles to System Manager clients? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. by defining the scope D. by using device tags. In Cisco Meraki Systems Manager, management profiles are deployed to client devices using two core mechanisms: defining a scope (B) lets you specify target criteria - such as OS type, enrollment status, or combined conditions - that determine which devices receive a profile…

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Aby using Wi-Fi tags
Bby defining the scope
Cby defining a range of serial numbers
Dby using device tags
Eby using dynamic IP tags

How the community answered

(44 responses)

A
16% (7)
B
73% (32)
C
5% (2)
E
7% (3)

Explanation

In Cisco Meraki Systems Manager, management profiles are deployed to client devices using two core mechanisms: defining a scope (B) lets you specify target criteria - such as OS type, enrollment status, or combined conditions - that determine which devices receive a profile, while device tags (D) are labels manually or dynamically assigned to devices, allowing profiles to be pushed to any device carrying a matching tag.

The distractors are wrong because Wi-Fi tags (A) and dynamic IP tags (E) are not real constructs in Systems Manager's profile targeting system - IP addresses and Wi-Fi associations don't serve as tagging mechanisms for MDM policy delivery. Serial number ranges (C) are useful for inventory filtering but are not a supported method for scoping or applying management profiles in Systems Manager.

Memory tip: Think "SD card" - Scope and Device tags are how you store and deliver profiles to the right devices.

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#System Manager#Management Profiles#Device Tagging#Scope Definition

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