Which four are advantages of a Cisco end-to-end architectural approach? (Choose four) Cisco 700-101 Exam

Question

Options

• Aenhanced security
• Bmultiple protocols
• Cany end-user device
• Dmulti-vendor
• Econsistent experience
• Flimited availability
• Gunified policies

• A
  88% (38)
• B
  2% (1)
• D
  7% (3)
• F
  2% (1)

Explanation

Cisco's end-to-end architectural approach delivers enhanced security (A) by eliminating integration gaps between disparate systems, supports any end-user device (C) through flexible, standards-aware design that accommodates BYOD and diverse endpoints, provides a consistent experience (E) because a single vendor controls the full stack from edge to core, and enables unified policies (G) so administrators manage one coherent policy framework rather than reconciling rules across disconnected tools.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (multiple protocols) is a characteristic of fragmented, multi-vendor environments - not a selling point of Cisco's unified approach, which standardizes rather than multiplies protocols.
• D (multi-vendor) directly contradicts the premise - end-to-end Cisco replaces multi-vendor complexity, it doesn't embrace it.
• F (limited availability) is a drawback, not a benefit; Cisco markets the opposite - high availability through integrated redundancy.

Memory tip: Think "ACEG = A Complete End-to-end Guarantee" - Security, any Device, consistent Experience, and unified Guidelines (policies). The wrong answers (B, D, F) all describe problems the Cisco approach is designed to solve or avoid, not advantages it provides.

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