How are remote sites added?

The correct answer is A. PG Setup. PG Setup is the designated tool for adding remote sites because it handles the primary gateway configuration tasks required to register and connect remote locations to the central system. This is a deliberate architectural separation - site registration is a gateway-level…

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APG Setup
BInitialization Wizard
CSPOG interface
DWebsetup

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(27 responses)

A
89% (24)
C
7% (2)
D
4% (1)

Explanation

PG Setup is the designated tool for adding remote sites because it handles the primary gateway configuration tasks required to register and connect remote locations to the central system. This is a deliberate architectural separation - site registration is a gateway-level function, not a general UI or wizard task.

B (Initialization Wizard) is used for the initial setup of the system itself (first-time configuration), not for ongoing tasks like adding remote sites afterward.
C (SPOG interface) - Single Pane of Glass - is a monitoring and management dashboard for viewing and managing existing infrastructure, not for adding new sites.
D (Websetup) handles web-based configuration of local or initial settings, but remote site addition is outside its scope.

Memory tip: Think "PG = Primary Gateway = the entry point for remote sites." Just as you'd register a branch office through headquarters (the primary gateway), you use PG Setup to bring remote sites into the fold.

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#remote site provisioning#PG Setup#site configuration#CCE deployment

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