Which statements are true about OXP? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• AOXP uses the SNMP protocol to transfer data
• BOXP is easy to manage as it is controlled and administrated centrally,
• COXP satisfies industry-specific needs for lower toner consumption.
• DOXP apps are very fast because processing is moved to servers or into the cloud
• EOXP meets IEEE 2601 security requirements for data encryption.

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  88% (15)
• E
  6% (1)

Explanation

Note: The question instructs "Select two," but only B is listed as correct - this appears to be an error in the question source. The explanation below treats B as the sole confirmed correct answer.

Option B is correct because OXP (Open Extensibility Platform) is designed as a centrally controlled and administered system, meaning administrators can deploy, update, and manage OXP applications across all connected devices from a single point - reducing overhead and simplifying governance.

The distractors are wrong for these reasons:

• A is false: OXP does not rely on SNMP (a network monitoring protocol) for data transfer - SNMP is unrelated to OXP's application delivery model.
• C is false: OXP is an application extensibility framework, not a toner/consumables optimization technology - that's an entirely different domain.
• D is false (and actually the opposite of OXP's design): OXP apps run locally on the device, not on remote servers or in the cloud - local processing is the point.
• E is false: OXP makes no specific claim to IEEE 2601 compliance - this standard reference is a fabricated distractor.

Memory tip: Think of OXP as a "managed app store for printers" - the key feature is central control, just like an enterprise MDM manages mobile devices from one place. If an answer says OXP pushes processing away from the device or handles consumables/security standards, it's wrong.

No community discussion yet for this question.