Free Cisco CLCEI 300-820 Actual Exam Questions - Question 11 Discussion

C imo, usually both CLI and GUI offer backup options for flexibility. If one was limited, it’d probably say so explicitly. So having both seems the safest bet here.

B/D? I think scheduling backups via CLI (B) makes sense since command line tools often handle tasks like that, but some GUIs offer scheduling too (D). Not sure if both are allowed though.

I'm thinking A here because I don’t recall the Expressway app having a built-in scheduler at all, so it might not support scheduling backups directly. A

D imo, scheduling from the GUI only makes sense because GUIs usually have built-in scheduler tools for backups, while CLI is more for on-demand commands. If it were CLI only, that’d be a bit clunky for regular scheduling. Plus, I’ve seen Cisco interfaces where the GUI handles these routine tasks. So I’d rule out B and A since they seem too limited or outright disallow it. C feels off too because mixing CLI and GUI for scheduling sounds messy—usually one interface handles that.

A imo, scheduling backups directly on the Expressway app sounds off since these devices usually rely on external tools or manual processes. The CLI might allow manual backups, but scheduled ones? Seems unlikely they’d support that internally. That makes B less probable as well since it’s about scheduling, not just running backups manually.

It’s B; backups usually need CLI commands, GUI doesn’t support scheduling.

Option B mentions scheduling backups from the CLI only, and D says GUI only. But the question is about scheduling, which might need specific permissions or versions. Does anyone know if this applies to all Expressway models or just certain versions? Also, is there a difference between manual backups and scheduled backups here? That might help clarify which option fits best.