Cloud Management · Design · Implementation · Monitoring & Troubleshooting · MX/MR/MS/MV/MT/SM
60 questions · 90 min · 70% Techclick practice target
⚠️ Exam Rules
| Questions in this Techclick bank | 58 |
|---|---|
| Timer | 90 min |
| Techclick practice target | 70% |
| Official exam code | 500-220 |
An engineer is explaining the Meraki cloud architecture to a security-conscious customer who worries that user data traverses Meraki's cloud. Which statement correctly describes how production traffic flows in a Meraki network?
Correct: B. Meraki uses an out-of-band control plane: the dashboard handles management/config/telemetry while production user data never traverses the Meraki cloud — it is forwarded locally by the MX/MS/MR. This is a core selling point for data-sovereignty concerns.
A managed service provider runs 40 customer deployments, each with multiple sites, and needs a single pane to apply consistent policy and roll out configuration to many networks at once. Which Meraki dashboard hierarchy element should be used as the top-level boundary per customer?
Correct: B. The Organization is the top of the Meraki hierarchy and the administrative/billing boundary; each customer typically gets its own organization. Networks live inside an org, and templates bind many networks for consistent policy.
A retail chain wants 200 identical branch networks to share one policy so a single change propagates everywhere, while still allowing per-site local VLAN subnets. Which dashboard feature meets this requirement?
Correct: A. Configuration templates let one master policy drive many bound networks; template auto-subnetting assigns each bound network a unique VLAN subnet from a supernet, so a single template edit propagates while sites keep distinct addressing.
An organization currently uses co-termination licensing. The admin adds a new MX appliance with a 3-year license mid-cycle. What is the expected licensing behavior?
Correct: B. Under co-termination (co-term), all licenses share one organization-wide expiration date. Adding devices/licenses recalculates that single date, so the org co-term date can move. Per-Device Licensing (PDL) instead tracks each license independently.
An admin is deciding between Co-Termination licensing and Per-Device Licensing (PDL) for a growing organization. Which TWO statements about Per-Device Licensing are correct? (Choose TWO)
Correct: A and C. PDL ties each license to a device with its own expiry and supports a license bank where unused time is preserved and reassignable. A single shared expiration date is the co-termination model, not PDL.
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