Last Attempt 300-445 Questions

According to the Designing and Implementing Enterprise Network Assurance (300-445 ENNA) curriculum, the native integration of ThousandEyes within the Meraki portfolio is specifically focused on the Meraki MX security and SD-WAN appliances. This integration allows users to install ThousandEyes Enterprise Agents directly on supported Meraki MX hardware, providing critical visibility into the performance of services that distributed users rely on. 4

The Meraki MX (Option A) supports the ThousandEyes Enterprise Agent as a containerized service that can be activated with a single click within the Meraki Dashboard. 5 This integration is designed to provide better monitoring and testing capabilities for customers interested in improving the quality of their experience and adding the appropriate SD-WAN policies to optimize network performance. By running the agent natively on the MX, administrators can monitor the performance of external applications and services directly from the SD-WAN sites, bridging the gap between local branch health and global internet performance. 6

While Cisco continues to expand its assurance integrations across the portfolio, the MR (Wireless) , MS (Switching) , MV (Camera) , and MG (Cellular) series do not currently support the native, " on-box " execution of the ThousandEyes Enterprise Agent. For these other platforms, visibility is typically achieved through passive monitoring via Meraki Insight (MI) or by deploying ThousandEyes agents on connected client devices (Endpoint Agents) or nearby infrastructure. Therefore, the Meraki MX is the only verified platform supporting native ThousandEyes agent deployment in this context.