700-846 · Question #4
What are two functions of the Cisco vManage Control Center? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Secure Remote Access D. OT centric workflow for mass deployment. Important caveat: The stated correct answer (A and D) appears to conflict with standard Cisco SD-WAN documentation. Based on Cisco's official vManage materials, the widely accepted correct answers are B (Analytics and Assurance) and E (Simple Scalable Policy Distribution). Why…
Question
What are two functions of the Cisco vManage Control Center? (Choose two.)
Options
- ASecure Remote Access
- BAnalytics and Assurance
- CActive/Active WAN
- DOT centric workflow for mass deployment
- ESimple Scalable Policy Distribution
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A88% (23)
- C8% (2)
- E4% (1)
Explanation
Important caveat: The stated correct answer (A and D) appears to conflict with standard Cisco SD-WAN documentation. Based on Cisco's official vManage materials, the widely accepted correct answers are B (Analytics and Assurance) and E (Simple Scalable Policy Distribution).
Why B and E are correct:
- vManage is the centralized management plane of Cisco SD-WAN. It provides a single-pane-of-glass dashboard for analytics, monitoring, and assurance (B), giving visibility into network health and application performance. It also handles centralized policy creation and distribution (E) across all WAN edge devices at scale - this is one of vManage's defining purposes.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A (Secure Remote Access) is associated with Cisco Secure Client (AnyConnect) or the SD-WAN data plane, not vManage itself.
- C (Active/Active WAN) is a WAN topology/redundancy feature, not a vManage function.
- D (OT-centric workflow for mass deployment) is more aligned with Cisco IoT/industrial solutions or Cisco Catalyst Center (DNA Center), not vManage.
Memory tip: Think of vManage as the "See and Control" platform - it lets you see the network (Analytics & Assurance) and control it (Policy Distribution). If your answer key says A and D, I'd recommend cross-referencing against Cisco's official SD-WAN exam guide, as this may be an error in your study material.
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