Which two benefits of leveraging Systems Manager Sentry in a Cisco Meraki full stack are true? (Choose Two)

Question

Options

• Aprovides logging and generates consolidated reports of potential security vulnerabilities
• Bentitles the organization to direct access to the SM group within Cisco Meraki Support
• Chelps facilitate the rapid enrollment and onboarding of mobile devices
• Dprovides Layer / application filtering for client network traffic
• Eefficient management of client VPN settings and Wi-Fi security configurations

• B
  6% (1)
• C
  94% (16)

Explanation

Cisco Meraki Systems Manager (SM) Sentry is an MDM-integrated feature that bridges mobile device management with the Meraki network. Options C and E are correct because Sentry's core purpose is exactly those two functions: it automates the detection and enrollment of unmanaged devices connecting to the network (C), and it automatically pushes VPN profiles and Wi-Fi security configurations to enrolled devices, reducing manual configuration effort (E).

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A - Consolidated security vulnerability reporting is the domain of SIEM tools or Cisco's security analytics platforms, not SM Sentry.
• B - Priority support access is tied to licensing tiers (e.g., Meraki support contracts), not to a specific network feature.
• D - Layer 7 / application-level traffic filtering is handled by the Meraki MX appliance's content filtering and firewall rules, not by Systems Manager Sentry.

Memory tip: Think of Sentry as a "security guard at the door" - it gets devices in (enrollment, option C) and makes sure they're properly dressed for entry (VPN + Wi-Fi security configs, option E). Everything else - logging, support access, traffic filtering - belongs to different guards on the team.

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