What are two Symptom types? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Fault C. Metric / Property. In network assurance frameworks (such as Cisco DNA Center's AI-driven assurance), symptoms are classified into two core types: Fault (B) - a binary, discrete condition indicating something is broken or abnormal (e.g., an interface going down) - and Metric/Property (C) - a…

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AAlert
BFault
CMetric / Property
DAction
ERecommendations

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A
6% (3)
B
88% (43)
D
4% (2)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

In network assurance frameworks (such as Cisco DNA Center's AI-driven assurance), symptoms are classified into two core types: Fault (B) - a binary, discrete condition indicating something is broken or abnormal (e.g., an interface going down) - and Metric/Property (C) - a continuous, measurable value that deviates from a baseline (e.g., high CPU utilization or packet loss percentage).

Alerts (A) are notifications triggered by symptoms, not a symptom type themselves. Actions (D) represent remediation steps taken in response to identified issues. Recommendations (E) are suggested fixes generated by the system after analyzing symptoms - output, not input.

Memory tip: Think "FM Radio" - Fault and Metric are the two symptom types. Faults are flip-switches (on/off), Metrics are dials (variable values). Everything else - alerts, actions, recommendations - comes after a symptom is identified.

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