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Which approach does Cisco DNA Center use to enable management of non-Cisco devices through southbound protocols?
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Answer is correct, "Cisco DNA Center lets customers manage their non-Cisco devices through the use of a Software Development Kit (SDK) that can be used to create Device Packages for third-party devices".
https://developer.cisco.com/docs/dna-center/#!cisco-dna-center-platform-overview/multivendor-support-southbound
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From version 2.1.2 Cisco DNA does not support multivendor SDK tool.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/cloud-systems-management/network-automation-and-management/dna-center/2-1-2/release_notes/b_cisco_dna_center_rn_2_1_2.html#concept_ttn_df3_1kb
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Selected Answer: A
from OCG , p.697
Cisco DNA Center integrates with a lot of other tools, such as Active Directory, Identity Services Engine (ISE), ServiceNow, and Infoblox. This works because of the open APIs and SDKs available for Cisco DNA Center. Because of the integration with Active Directory and ISE, all the user context is searchable in Cisco DNA Center.
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Answer: A
Remember...
Northbound: Discovery and management of the network over REST API
Southbound: SDK integration into the DNA Center via device packs to support multivendor environment
Eastbound: Event / Notification Handler
Westbound: Integration of reporting, analysis, service management
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Answer: A
Remember...
Northbound: Discovery and management of the network over REST API Southbound: SDK integration into the DNA Center via device packs to support multivendor environment Eastbound: Event / Notification Handler Westbound: Integration of reporting, analysis, service management