800-150 Exam Dumps - Supporting Cisco Devices for Field Technicians (FLDTEC)

On aCisco Meraki switch, briefly pressing therestore/reset button(typically less than 5 seconds) triggers:

A reboot of the device(Option A)

Clearing of the local management interface settings(Option D), which may include temporary network information such as DHCP leases or local overrides.

To perform a full factory reset (Option B), the button must be held down for a longer duration, usuallymore than 10seconds. Options C and E do not reflect standard reset behavior.

Cisco Unified Communications Manager (CUCM) is typically deployed onCisco UCS C-Series servers. These rack-mount servers provide the necessary computing resources to support CUCM's call control and session management functions in enterprise environments. The UCS C-Series servers offer scalability, reliability, and integration capabilities essential for unified communications deployments.​

Options A (Cisco ASR routers), B (Cisco Catalyst switches), and C (Cisco ISR routers) are networking devices designed for routing and switching functions and are not intended as platforms for deploying CUCM.​

For standalone Cisco Secure Firewall deployments, theCisco Secure Firewall Device Manager (FDM)is the most appropriate management option. FDM is a browser-based, on-box management tool that allows administrators to configure and manage a single firewall device without the need for external management infrastructure. It provides an intuitive interface for basic configurations, policy management, and monitoring.​

In contrast:​

Cisco Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC)is designed for centralized management of multiple firewall devices.

Cisco Defense Orchestrator (CDO)is a cloud-based solution for managing security policies across various devices.

Cisco Security Manageris an older platform primarily used for managing ASA devices.​

OnCisco Meraki switches,Stack Port 1(along with Stack Port 2) is used to form aphysical stacking connectionbetween multiple switches. These stack ports arededicated high-speed interconnectsthat enable multiple switches to operate as a single logical switch.

The stacking topology depends on the number of switches, but Stack Port 1 serves as one side of this high-speed inter-switch communication channel — not for management or cloud access.

A → Line cards

Provide the physicalinterfaces for network connectivity.

B → Route processor cards

Manage routing functions and system control.

C → Transceivers

Installed in the ports of line cards for optical/electrical signal transmission.

D → Power supplies

Provide power to themodular system and are hot-swappable.

Cisco'sNCS 5500 Seriesis designed for service provider and data center deployments. The FLDTEC course outlines the layout of FRUs in modular platforms like this one:

A – Line Cards: Located in the upper slots, these modules handle the bulk of switching and forwarding functions.

B – Route Processor Cards (RP Cards): Positioned centrally, these provide management and control plane services for the router.

C – Transceivers: Installed into the line cards, transceivers provide physical connectivity through optical or copper interfaces.

D – Power Supplies: Located in the bottom rear section, these modules provide redundant and hot-swappable power to the chassis.

Recognizing each FRU visually and functionally is critical when performingRMA procedures,component diagnostics, orhardware upgradesin the field.