A network administrator is setting up a discovery job in Cisco DNA Center to scan an enterprise IPv4 subnet and onboard several existing Catalyst switches into the controller inventory. Which TWO credentials or protocol parameters must be configured within the Cisco DNA Center discovery settings to successfully discover the devices and transition them into a managed state?
- SNMP read/write community strings or v3 credentials for SNMP-based attribute pollingCevap
- CLI credentials (SSH or Telnet) to enable direct command-line execution and configuration parsingCevap
- CHTTP/REST API session tokens generated from the switch local web user interface
- DTACACS+ shared secret keys configured for direct controller-to-switch protocol handshakes
- EAnsible agent authentication certificates pre-installed on the switch operating system daemon
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To successfully discover and bring network devices into a fully managed state within Cisco DNA Center, the discovery profile requires SNMP credentials (v2c community strings or v3 user details) and CLI credentials (SSH/Telnet usernames and passwords/enable passwords).
For Cisco DNA Center to discover devices and transition them from 'Discovered' to 'Managed' state, the discovery job profile must contain valid SNMP parameters (for initial MIB polling and device profiling) and valid CLI credentials (SSH/Telnet credentials for deep configuration inspection and command execution).
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Cisco DNA Center Network Discovery and Device Management Protocols