Automation and AI (10%)
350-101 · 30 questions
- Catalyst Center shows campus onboarding time jumping above the baseline it learned for that site. The wireless team wants the product capability that surfaces this comparison. Which capability is that?
- Every Monday morning a campus wireless utilization peak is normal, and a Sunday peak of the same size is not. The team wants Catalyst Center to page only for the Sunday case. Which capability does that?
- A SaaS campus wants channel and power decisions based on long-term RF telemetry analyzed in the cloud and applied through Catalyst Center, instead of only the controller's recent local measurements. Which capability is that?
- A government engineer wants to read and edit wireless controller configuration as structured data over SSH, using a formal model of that data. Which pairing names the protocol and the model?
- A retailer manages its store access points only from the cloud dashboard and wants a script to rename a store SSID. There is no on-premises wireless controller. Which programmatic interface matches that network?
- A SaaS script sends an HTTP GET, calls raiseforstatus, then prints the length of the list inside the JSON response field. The server returns status 200 and a list of 40 access points. What does a successful run print?
- A script calls the cloud dashboard API to list store access points and receives HTTP 401. The stores are up and serving clients. What does the 401 mean?
- An engineer edits a controller with HTTPS and a JSON body and calls the session NETCONF. Which description of NETCONF is accurate?
- Catalyst Center AI Analytics ranks one hospital floor far worse than the others for client onboarding time. The newest access points are on a different floor that ranks as normal. Where should the team look first?
- A script loads a JSON list of access points into the variable aps and then evaluates aps["name"]. It throws a type error. Each list item is an object with a name field. What is the mistake?
- A campus has heavy co-channel contention and, separately, a DHCP scope that is exhausted. Which of those problems does AI-Enhanced RRM take on?
- A script loads a JSON list of access points and, for each object, prints the hostname field. The list contains three access points named dock-1, dock-2, and dock-3. What does a successful run print?
- AI Operations pages every weekday afternoon at a headquarters. The baseline was learned over a holiday week when the building was empty, and the afternoon load matches a normal occupied day. What is the baseline missing?
- A dorm floor has more 2.4 GHz radios than the clients need, and 5 GHz is congested. The radios can change role. Which AI-Enhanced RRM action fits?
- AI Analytics shows the retry rate on one dorm floor rising across two weeks. RF health elsewhere is flat. An engineer expects the analytics product to push a channel change. What should happen instead?
- On a normal workday a clinic floor drops to zero clients at noon and stays there. The learned baseline for that hour is a busy floor. What should AI Operations do with this noon drop?
- A NETCONF edit to a Catalyst 9800 is rejected. The session is up, and the payload names a configuration node that the controller's YANG model does not contain. Why was it rejected?
- A dashboard API returns the first page of store access points and a pointer to the next page. The script prints only that first page and reports 50 access points. The dashboard shows 200. What did the script skip?
- AI Analytics shows onboarding success steady for weeks, then worse starting the hour a RADIUS change was made. RF health is unchanged. What is the comparison telling you?
- A script calls a list API and prints the raw response text. An engineer reads the length of that text and reports it as the number of access points. What did the length actually measure?
- A dashboard API token returns an empty store list for a retailer that has dozens of stores in the dashboard. The token was created in a different organization. Why is the list empty?
- AI-Enhanced RRM narrowed a dense hall from a wide channel to a narrower one, and contention fell. An engineer forces the wide channel back and contention returns. What did the narrow channel accomplish?
- A corner of a ward suddenly goes weak and clients there drop. Coverage-hole detection is available on the controller. An engineer waits for the next cloud AI-RRM cycle to raise power. What should react to this corner?
- A script opens a NETCONF session and sends a get for the WLAN list. The engineer expects a WLAN to be renamed. The name does not change. Why not?
- AI Operations stays quiet during a daily one-hour outage. The baseline was learned during a week that included that same outage every day. What did the baseline learn?
- A site has a daily afternoon peak that matches the learned baseline, and today it also had a one-time noon outage the baseline has never contained. Which event should AI Operations surface?
- A script wraps an API call in a handler that catches every exception and then prints that the change succeeded. The API rejected the change. The script prints success. What hid the rejection?
- A script parses a JSON list of access-point objects and prints the length of that list. The list contains 12 objects. What does the length report?
- A script sends a JSON body to a Catalyst 9800 NETCONF session and the edit is rejected. What is the mismatch?
- A NETCONF edit is rejected and the session stays up. The payload names a real node, and the value is outside the range that node allows. Why was it rejected?