Q: 10
In an organization that uses the Co-Termination licensing model, which two operations enable licenses to be applied? (Choose two.)
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I don’t think B works with co-term setup. A and C.
C or A. B looks like it's trying to trick you since co-term doesn't license networks individually.
Isn't B a bit of a trap here since co-term doesn't let you license per network? The real triggers are renew dashboard or add devices (A and C) from what I've seen in practice test explanations.
With the Meraki Co-Term licensing model, couldn't licensing a network (B) also count depending on how you deploy? Some practice tests list B as a valid operation if you're applying licenses to a new network. The Meraki docs are sometimes unclear, especially if you've only used the dashboard in labs.
Has anyone seen the official guide say otherwise?
Option A and C. Co-term model is about renewing dashboard license or adding devices, not just the network.
A and C for sure. In co-termination, you apply licenses either by renewing the dashboard license or by licensing new devices, not just by licensing a whole network. I think B mixes up the process a bit, but open to other views!
Why isn't B considered valid if licensing a network triggers device licensing in some edge setups?
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