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

Cisco Meraki’s official documentation clearly states that the Meraki Dashboard is designed to be accessed via a modern web browser. This provides a simple, centralized GUI for configuring, monitoring, and managing all Meraki network devices. Terminal windows, CLI, or SSH are not supported for dashboard access; those interfaces are only used with traditional on-premises devices, not cloud-managed Meraki systems.

The Cisco Aironet 4800 Access Point is designed for high-density and mission-critical environments. It includes advanced location analytics capabilities, including "hyperlocation," which delivers location tracking accuracy down to one meter. This feature makes it ideal for use cases requiring precise user or asset tracking. While it also includes CleanAir and other features, hyperlocation is the distinct and leading benefit. Thus, D is the correct answer.

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The Cisco Meraki full stack refers to the portfolio of cloud-managed networking products that includes wireless access points, switches, security appliances, cameras, and endpoint management. MR wireless access points are the Meraki-branded cloud-managed APs and are a fundamental component of the full stack.

Aironet access points and Catalyst switches belong to Cisco’s traditional networking portfolio and are not cloud-managed via the Meraki dashboard. UCS servers are part of Cisco’s compute offerings and unrelated to Meraki. Therefore, the correct answer is B — MR wireless access points.

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