An engineer has successfully implemented 10 active RFID tags in an office environment.
The tags are not visible when the location accuracy is tested on the Cisco CMX Detect and Locate window.
Which setting on Cisco CMX allows the engineer to view the tags?
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A. B. C. D.A.
In this scenario, the engineer has implemented 10 active RFID tags in an office environment but is not able to view them on the Cisco CMX Detect and Locate window. To view the tags, the engineer needs to enable RFID tracking in Cisco CMX.
The correct answer to the question is A. Enable RFID tags in tracking options. This is because RFID tracking needs to be enabled for the Cisco CMX system to detect and locate the active RFID tags.
Here is an overview of the other answer options and why they are not correct:
B. Enable probing clients for active tags: This option enables the Cisco APs to actively probe for RFID tags that are attached to Wi-Fi clients. This is not relevant to the scenario described in the question, as the RFID tags are not attached to Wi-Fi clients.
C. Define an RFID group globally and add the tags: This option allows the engineer to group the RFID tags together for easier management. However, it does not address the issue of the tags not being visible on the Cisco CMX Detect and Locate window.
D. Enable hyperlocation services for RFID: Hyperlocation services are used to provide precise location tracking for Wi-Fi clients, but they are not relevant to RFID tags. This option will not help the engineer to view the RFID tags on the Cisco CMX Detect and Locate window.
In summary, to view the active RFID tags on the Cisco CMX Detect and Locate window, the engineer needs to enable RFID tracking in the tracking options.