Which functions does Cisco DNA-Center manage?

The correct answer is A. policy provision, design assurance. Cisco DNA-Center is built around four core workflow pillars: Design, Policy, Provision, and Assurance - making option A (policy, provision, design, assurance) the correct answer, as these directly map to the platform's primary management functions. Options B, C, and D are…

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Apolicy provision, design assurance
Bdetect secure maintain view
Csegment, deploy, integrate audit
Dconfigure, secure, manage monitor

How the community answered

(33 responses)

A
94% (31)
C
3% (1)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Cisco DNA-Center is built around four core workflow pillars: Design, Policy, Provision, and Assurance - making option A (policy, provision, design, assurance) the correct answer, as these directly map to the platform's primary management functions.

Options B, C, and D are distractors composed of plausible-sounding but fabricated groupings - "detect, secure, maintain, view," "segment, deploy, integrate, audit," and "configure, secure, manage, monitor" are not the functional categories DNA-Center is organized around; some of those words (like "secure" or "monitor") touch adjacent Cisco products (ISE, DNA Assurance) but are not the named pillars.

Memory tip: Use the acronym DAPP - Design, Assurance, Policy, Provision - to recall DNA-Center's four functions. Think of it as how a network "gets its DAPP on": you Design the network, set Policy, Provision devices, and verify with Assurance.

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