A collector opens a dynamic (dial-in) telemetry subscription to an IOS XE device. After the collector disconnects and the device reloads, no stream resumes until the collector returns. What consumption trait does this illustrate?
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Short Explanation
Dial-in is a phone call: when either side hangs up, the briefing stops until you call again. Session-scoped subscriptions do not survive disconnect the way configured dial-out can.
Full Explanation
Dynamic (dial-in) subscriptions live for the collector’s session. After disconnect or reload the collector must subscribe again. That persistence difference versus configured dial-out is a core consumption consideration. Dial-in is not silently rewritten into dial-out, nor does it keep streaming to stale collectors without a session.