Free Cisco 700-750 Actual Exam Questions - Question 14 Discussion

B/C? Cameras definitely record video by default, but the “smart” aspect points more toward counting people (C). Recording room temperature (A) seems unrelated, and scheduling policies (D) feels more like management than smart features.

B/C? Meraki cameras obviously record video, but the question focuses on “smart” features, so counting people (C) feels like the smarter choice. Still, recording videos (B) is the base function.

Option C seems like the best fit here because counting people really gives SMBs actionable data to improve things like staffing or store layout. Recording videos (B) is basic functionality and doesn’t add that smart layer. Scheduling policies (D) is useful but more about management than making the experience smarter. Plus, counting people directly ties into data-driven decisions, which is what a smart system should provide.

Counting people gives SMBs actionable data for smarter decisions, which fits the “smart experience” better than just scheduling recordings. So I’m going with C.

C/D? People counting (C) definitely adds smart insights for SMBs, but scheduling recording policies (D) could also help customize operations. A and B seem less about the “smart” aspect.

Maybe D. Scheduling recording policies lets SMBs customize when and how footage is captured, which sounds like a smart management feature beyond just counting people.

I get that C makes sense because counting people adds that “smart” layer beyond just recording. But what about D? Scheduling policies for recording sounds like it could be part of smart management, letting SMBs control when videos get captured without wasting storage. A and B seem basic or off-topic, but D might actually be a feature that enhances how the camera works in a smart SMB setup. Does anyone know if Meraki cameras can set recording schedules as part of their smart functions?

B/C? Meraki cameras obviously record videos (B), but their smart SMB appeal comes from features like people counting (C). Since the question focuses on smart experience, C feels more on point than just basic recording.

I think the answer is C. Meraki cameras are known for smart features like people counting, which helps SMBs analyze foot traffic. Options A and D seem unrelated to cameras, and B is too basic compared to the smart capabilities.