500-560 Exam Dumps : Cisco Networking: On-Premise and Cloud Solutions

To satisfy increased bandwidth needs at branch locations, many enterprises are enabling Dedicated Internet Access (DIA). DIA provides guaranteed bandwidth rates and enhanced performance over consumer-grade or shared broadband, ensuring stability and capacity for critical applications. Other options like IoT, VPNs, or guest Wi-Fi do not directly address bandwidth scaling at the branch.

Physical stacking in Meraki MS switches is only supported within the same model family and series. The MS350-48 and MS350-24X belong to the same MS350 series and are explicitly listed as stack-compatible in Cisco Meraki documentation. Stacking between different series (e.g., MS225 and MS350 or MS225 and MS425) is not supported. MS120 switches do not support physical stacking at all. Therefore, option B is the correct and only valid choice.

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Cisco defines the Catalyst 9200 Series as entry-level enterprise-class access switches targeted at midmarket and branch environments. They offer robust features—stacking, security, PoE, SD-Access readiness—at a suitable price point for midsize businesses. This makes them the recommended lead choice in midmarket scenarios

TheCatalyst C9200is Cisco’s premier switching solution for midmarket customers. It provides advanced security, resiliency, and programmability, making it the ideal fit for growing organizations that need enterprise-level features in a scalable, cost-effective package.

According to Cisco:

“The Catalyst 9200 Series switches extend the power of intent-based networking and Catalyst 9000 hardware and software innovation to a broader set of deployments. With its family of fixed-configuration switches, it is designed for midmarket and branch environments, providing simplicity, security, and resiliency.”

— Cisco Catalyst 9200 Series Switches Data Sheet