Which two benefits are derived from a Cisco Meraki cloud-managed network? (Choose two )

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• Aenhanced visibility and monitoring
• Benriched virtualization capabilities
• Cenhanced troubleshooting via CLI
• Dwalled-garden and sandbox safety measures
• Ecentralized management and control

• A
  88% (14)
• B
  6% (1)
• C
  6% (1)

Explanation

Cisco Meraki's cloud-managed architecture is built around two core strengths: centralized management and control (E), where all configuration happens through a single web dashboard regardless of device location, and enhanced visibility and monitoring (A), providing real-time analytics, alerts, and network-wide insight without needing on-site access.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (virtualization): Meraki is a cloud management platform, not a virtualization technology - that's more in VMware/Hyper-V territory.
• C (CLI troubleshooting): Meraki deliberately limits CLI access; its value proposition is dashboard-driven simplicity, not traditional CLI workflows.
• D (walled-garden/sandbox): These are security concepts not specific to Meraki's cloud management model - they're general network security features, not Meraki differentiators.

Memory tip: Think of Meraki as "Netflix for networking" - you see everything happening across your network (visibility/monitoring) from one central dashboard (centralized management), without ever touching a device locally.

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