Refer to the exhibit.

After you configure a new Cisco IP camera and save the configuration, you notice that under the
Device Status tab for the same camera, Overall Status is Enabled: Critical. Despite the status, you
can view the camera image and stream the video.

What is causing the Critical configuration status?

Mr. Cooper, branch security manager at a retail bank, is asked to create a centralized surveillance
solution using Cisco VSM. However, the WAN link between HQ and some of the branches has
very limited bandwidth. Using Cisco VSM, flexibility of deployment is broad.
Which three changes make more efficient use of the limited bandwidth? (Choose three.)

As the system administrator, you have been asked to immediately delete cameras in Cisco VSM
that are located at a building that was recently vacated by your company. However, due to security
and corporate retention policy, you must keep the archived video for 14 days.
What method does Cisco recommend to accomplish this task and ensure that the retention policy
is met?

As the system administrator, you have been asked to immediately delete cameras (and
recordings) in Cisco VSM that are located at a building that was recently vacated by your
company. Two days later, the night shift operator reports that although live video is unavailable,
archived video from the vacated building is viewable.
What must you do to purge the video archives?

Refer to the exhibit.

An operator is trying to log into Cisco VSM, however the login screen does not allow a change to
the username (field is greyed out).
What is causing this behavior?

On a properly qualified client PC that meets workstation requirements, streaming video appears
choppy with ghosting artifacts. However, recorded clips that are extracted and saved to the local
PC for playback do not display any quality issues.
What is causing the issue?

Refer to the exhibit.

You are the system administrator for a newly deployed Cisco Video Surveillance solution. To save
time by not adding each camera individually, you decide to import Cisco IP cameras to the system
using the Discover New Cameras method. However, cameras from the 192.168.1.x network are

not showing up after the discovery process.
What is causing the issue?

Refer to the exhibit.

You just completed an upgrade of Cisco VSM from version 7.0 to 7.0.1 using the management

console. You also want to change the network settings of this server during this upgrade, but the
fields are greyed out.
What is causing this issue?

Which way of upgrading the Cisco VSM 7.x does Cisco recommend?

In Cisco VSM 7, how should you configure a camera for dual-stream operations?