Which indicator that a customer would benefit from a Cisco Meraki cloud-managed network is true?

Question

Options

• ACustomer desires to implement a diverse solution of firewalls with third-party integration alongside
• BCustomer requires end-to-end visibility and a network that can be quickly deployed and easily
• CCustomer requires modular hardware customization and granular, command-line level interfacing.
• DCustomer prefers direct access to on-premises appliances and servers via in-line terminal

• A
  14% (4)
• B
  76% (22)
• C
  7% (2)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

Option B is correct because Cisco Meraki is purpose-built for cloud-managed simplicity - its centralized dashboard provides end-to-end network visibility across all devices, and its zero-touch provisioning enables rapid deployment without requiring on-site technical staff.

• A is wrong because Meraki is designed for a unified, streamlined ecosystem, not a diverse multi-vendor firewall architecture with heavy third-party integrations.
• C is wrong because Meraki deliberately abstracts away hardware complexity and CLI access - customers wanting modular hardware and granular CLI control would choose traditional Cisco IOS/IOS-XE platforms instead.
• D is wrong because Meraki moves management away from direct on-premises terminal access; it's managed through a cloud dashboard, which is the opposite of in-line terminal access.

Memory tip: Think "Meraki = Magic dashboard." If the customer scenario describes someone who wants simplicity, speed, and visibility without touching hardware or a CLI, that's a Meraki customer. If they want control, customization, or on-prem access, they want something else.

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