Q: 4
For which two reasons can an organization become “Out of License”? (Choose two.)
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Probably B and C. Saw a similar question in practice tests, and expired device licenses or having more devices than you have licenses for both trigger "Out of License" status. Other mismatches usually just warn you. If I'm off, let me know.
Its B and C
B/C tbh. On Cisco Meraki, "Out of License" actually happens if you have more devices than licenses or if a device license expires. The serial/model mismatches like D and E usually just trigger compliance warnings, not full Out of License states. Saw similar in exam reports, pretty sure these are the two main causes.
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I don’t think it’s D. B and C are the ones that actually cause Out of License in Meraki, not the serial/model mismatches. D is more of a compliance flag, not full out status.
Had something like this in a mock. B (more hardware devices than licenses) and C (expired device license) both throw you into Out of License on Meraki, you actually lose features until fixed. The others usually just create warnings, not full lockout. Pretty sure about BC but correct me if there's a new policy.
B/C, that's what I got from official study guide and labs. Practice exams cover this scenario a lot.
Yeah, it's B and C for Meraki. You go "Out of License" if you have more devices added than device licenses, or if a license has expired. Other options like mismatch in serials or models just cause compliance warnings, not full "Out of License" status. Pretty sure that's how Cisco enforces it but open to corrections.
Its B and C. D is tricky but usually wrong models/serials just flag warnings, not Out of License directly.
Option B and C. Organization hits "Out of License" if you have more devices than licenses or any device license expires. It's nitpicky but licenses tied to wrong serial/model don't always cause this state. Anyone else see a scenario I'm missing?
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