A Review Of Realistic 648-247 pdf

Q1. What are the various ways to provide power to the access control reader, input, and output modules?

A. PoE only

B. 12 VAC only

C. 12 to 24 VDC only

D. PoE or 12 to 24 VDC

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Q2. In Cisco PAM, how do you configure items such as DNS, system upgrades, and rebooting of the server?

A. via a web browser and logging into the Cisco PAM Server Administration web page

B. by using the Cisco PAM Java Client

C. Cisco PAM is configured using Cisco VSOM

D. by using the Cisco PAM EDI Studio application

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Q3. Cisco Physical Access Manager (Cisco PAM) is an appliance-based solution. The Cisco PAM 1.3.2 appliance is available on which of the following server platforms?

A. CIVS-MSP-1RU-K9

B. CPS-MSP-1RU-K9

C. CPS-MSP-2RU-K9

D. CIAC-PAME-1125-K9

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Q4. Which of the following ways can users and badges be imported into the Cisco PAM?

A. CSV file import only

B. EDI only

C. manually only

D. users and badges can be imported from the CSV file, EDI, or entered manually

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Q5. In a Cisco PAM schedule, what are the available actions for a Schedule typE. Access Policy?

A. Permit only

B. Deny only

C. Custom only

D. Permit and Deny only

E. Permit, Deny, and Custom

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Q6. You trigger an event and expect to see video in a pop-up window on a Cisco PAM client graphical map, but the video did not pop up. This could have been caused by all of the following, except which one?

A. You do not see the video pop-up window because you are in the graphical map editor.

B. You do not see the video pop-up window because you are logged in with the default admin account.

C. You do not see the video pop-up window because there are existing alarms that have not been acknowledged.

D. You do not see the video pop-up window because the "Show live video" and/or "Show recorded video" options are disabled.

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Q7. A gateway is reporting unstable or flapping connectivity. INPUT 1 is rapidly flapping between "up" and "down." What is the most likely cause?

A. The input is configured as supervised, when it should be unsupervised.

B. The wires are dirty or improperly seated in the termination block.

C. The gateway is defective and should be RMA.

D. The input on the gateway is configured as supervised, and the wires could be dirty or improperly seated in the termination block.

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Q8. Is it possible to create a function that does not normally exist in the Cisco PAM by using log codes?

A. No, this is not possible

B. Yes, by creating a global I/O and configuring associations with log codes

C. Yes, by URL triggers to update the log codes

D. Yes, by using built-in device I/O rules

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Q9. Which of the following is a true statement that describes the differences between device I/O and global I/O?

A. Device I/O rules are triggered between different devices that are configured in the system.

Global I/O rules are triggered across all I/Os in the system.

B. Global I/O rules should be used when response time is critical. Device I/O rules should be used in all other cases.

C. Global I/O rules are configured by the Cisco PAM Server web GUI. Device I/O rules are configured by the Cisco PAM client GUI.

D. Device I/O rules affect a single gateway. Global I/O rules can affect multiple gateways.

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Q10. Refer to the exhibit.

One or more expansion modules is connected to the Cisco Access Gateway via a CAN bus. How should the CAN bus wires be connected after the last module in the chain?

A. The CAN bus wires should be looped back to the Cisco Access Gateway.

B. The CAN bus wires should be twisted together and tucked away.

C. The CAN bus wires should be plugged into a Layer 2 Ethernet switch.

D. The CAN bus wires should be terminated with a high-impedance resistor.

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