In Cisco Catalyst Center, what are three server settings for network services that can be applied at a global level, which can then be inherited by all sites under the hierarchy? (Choose three.)
- DHCP
- XML
- AAA
- PTP
- TFTP
- NTP
- IRC
Explanation: In Cisco Catalyst Center, the Design application uses a hierarchical format that allows network operators to define common resources at a global level, which are then inherited by all child sites, buildings, and floors. This eliminates the need to manually redefine the same resources in multiple places. According to the sources, the three network services from your list that can be applied globally and inherited are:
- AAA: Used to perform network, client, and endpoint authentication via servers like Cisco ISE.
- DHCP: Defined as a standardized set of configuration parameters for the entire hierarchy.
- NTP: Configured to ensure all network infrastructure devices have synchronized time.
Other attributes that follow this global inheritance and site-specific override model include DNS servers, syslog servers, SNMP trap servers, and device credentials. While settings are inherited by default, they can be manually overridden at any specific site level to meet local requirements.
Related exam: Modules 23 – 26: Checkpoint Exam: Software-Defined Networking Answers (CCNP ENCOR v9)
