Which product is considered part of the Cisco Meraki full stack?

Question

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• AUCS servers
• BMR wireless access points
• CAironet wireless access points
• DCatalyst switches

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  87% (47)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  7% (4)

Explanation

MR wireless access points are part of the Cisco Meraki full stack because Meraki's product line uses the "M" prefix naming convention - MR (wireless), MS (switches), MX (security/SD-WAN), MV (cameras), and MG (cellular gateways) - all cloud-managed through the Meraki dashboard.

• A (UCS servers) is wrong - UCS (Unified Computing System) is a Cisco data center server platform, entirely separate from Meraki.
• C (Aironet) is wrong - Aironet is Cisco's traditional (non-cloud-managed) wireless access point line, now being phased out in favor of Catalyst wireless; it is not part of Meraki.
• D (Catalyst switches) is wrong - Catalyst is Cisco's traditional switching platform; Meraki switches carry the MS designation, not the Catalyst brand.

Memory tip: Think "Meraki = M-series cloud products." If the product name starts with M followed by a letter (MR, MS, MX, MV, MG), it's Meraki. If it's a legacy Cisco brand name (Catalyst, Aironet, UCS), it belongs to a different Cisco product family.

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