Which two formats can be configured for Cisco's Call Home email message? (Choose two )

The correct answer is C. Full text D. XML. Cisco's Call Home feature supports Full Text and XML as its two configurable email message formats. Full Text provides a human-readable plain-text format ideal for direct reading by network administrators, while XML provides a structured, machine-parseable format that integrates

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Options

AJSON
BCSV
CFull text
DXML

How the community answered

(59 responses)

A
5% (3)
B
2% (1)
C
93% (55)

Explanation

Cisco's Call Home feature supports Full Text and XML as its two configurable email message formats. Full Text provides a human-readable plain-text format ideal for direct reading by network administrators, while XML provides a structured, machine-parseable format that integrates with automated systems like Cisco Smart Call Home backend services.

Why the distractors are wrong:

JSON (A): Not a supported Call Home format - Cisco's Call Home predates widespread JSON adoption and uses XML for structured data instead.
CSV (B): Call Home is designed for diagnostic/alert messages, not tabular data exports, so CSV has no role here.

Memory tip: Think "FX = Call Home's formats" - Full text (for humans) and XML (for machines). Both start with common data exchange concepts: readable prose and structured markup.

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#Call Home#Email configuration#Message formats#UCS monitoring

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