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Which Cisco assurance product is purpose-built to monitor end-to-end Internet path performance from globally distributed vantage points to SaaS, web, and cloud destinations?

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Key Facts: Cisco ENNA 300-445 Exam

90 min

Exam Length

Cisco 300-445 ENNA exam page

$300

Exam Fee (USD)

Cisco / Pearson VUE

5

Official Domains

ENNA blueprint

~825/1000

Typical Cut Score

Cisco scaled scoring (not officially published per exam)

3 years

Certification Valid

Cisco recertification policy

Pearson VUE

Test Provider

Cisco delivery partner

ENNA 300-445 is a 90-minute exam, costs US$300, and is delivered by Pearson VUE. The official blueprint splits content into five domains: Data Collection Architecture (15%), Data Sources and Telemetry (20%), Catalyst Center Assurance (25%), ThousandEyes Assurance (25%), and Assurance Automation/Integration (15%). Passing 300-445 earns the Cisco Certified Specialist - Enterprise Network Assurance Implementation badge and satisfies the concentration requirement for CCNP Enterprise when paired with the ENCOR 350-401 core. Cisco professional certifications are valid for three years.

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1Which Cisco assurance product is purpose-built to monitor end-to-end Internet path performance from globally distributed vantage points to SaaS, web, and cloud destinations?
A.Cisco Catalyst Center Assurance
B.Cisco ThousandEyes
C.Cisco Meraki Insight
D.Cisco AppDynamics
Explanation: ThousandEyes runs Cloud, Enterprise, and Endpoint Agents that issue active tests (HTTP, BGP, DNS, network paths) to measure performance over the public Internet and inside enterprise networks. Catalyst Center focuses on on-premises campus and SD-Access fabric. Meraki Insight scores WAN and SaaS performance for Meraki MX customers but lacks the global agent footprint. AppDynamics focuses on application business transactions, not network paths.
2In network assurance terminology, which plane carries the user traffic that the device forwards based on its forwarding tables?
A.Control plane
B.Data plane
C.Management plane
D.Services plane
Explanation: The data plane (also called the forwarding plane) handles user packets based on entries built by the control plane. The control plane runs routing and signaling protocols. The management plane carries SSH, SNMP, NetConf, and telemetry configuration traffic. 'Services plane' is not a standard plane in Cisco assurance models.
3A telemetry strategy that has the device push subscription-based data to a collector at fixed intervals or on change is best described as which model?
A.Polling
B.Pull-based SNMP
C.Model-driven telemetry
D.Out-of-band SPAN
Explanation: Model-driven telemetry (MDT) uses YANG data models, structured encoding (gRPC, gNMI, NETCONF), and a publish/subscribe pattern: the device streams data to subscribed collectors. SNMP polling is pull-based and typically uses GetBulk on intervals. SPAN copies packets locally rather than telemetry counters.
4Which SNMP version provides USM-based authentication and privacy (encryption) for management traffic?
A.SNMPv1
B.SNMPv2c
C.SNMPv3
D.SNMPv4
Explanation: SNMPv3 introduces the User-based Security Model (USM) supporting authNoPriv and authPriv with HMAC-MD5/SHA authentication and DES/3DES/AES privacy. SNMPv1 and v2c rely on community strings sent in clear text. There is no standard SNMPv4.
5NetFlow v9 introduced which capability that NetFlow v5 lacks?
A.IPv4 source/destination
B.Template-based, extensible record formats
C.Sampled flow export
D.TCP flag tracking
Explanation: NetFlow v9 uses templates that define field types and lengths so exporters can advertise new fields (IPv6, MPLS, MAC, VLAN) without changing the protocol. v5 has a fixed binary record limited to IPv4 unicast 5-tuple plus a few counters. IPFIX (IETF, RFC 7011) extends the v9 template concept further.
6Which Cisco Catalyst Center Assurance dashboard surfaces an aggregated score for wired and wireless device reachability, hardware status, and fabric site health?
A.Network Health
B.Client Health
C.Application Health
D.Issues
Explanation: The Network Health dashboard scores routers, switches, wireless controllers, APs, and fabric infrastructure based on device telemetry. Client Health scores wired and wireless clients. Application Health scores classified applications by quality and usage. Issues lists active problems but is not the device-health dashboard itself.
7Which ThousandEyes agent type runs as a browser plugin or desktop helper on user devices and measures the actual end-user experience?
A.Cloud Agent
B.Enterprise Agent
C.Endpoint Agent
D.Synthetic Agent
Explanation: Endpoint Agents run on Windows and macOS user devices and capture browser sessions, scheduled tests, and network path data from the user's actual location and Wi-Fi. Cloud Agents are ThousandEyes-managed in public cloud regions. Enterprise Agents are installed on customer infrastructure (VM, container, hardware, ISR/Catalyst). 'Synthetic Agent' is not a ThousandEyes type.
8Which ThousandEyes test type is best suited to validate that a multi-step web checkout flow completes successfully?
A.HTTP Server test
B.Page Load test
C.Web Transaction test
D.Agent-to-Server test
Explanation: A Web Transaction test runs a scripted Selenium-style flow (login, click, submit) against a target site and reports completion plus per-step timings. HTTP Server fetches a single URL. Page Load measures full page render plus waterfall but does not chain steps. Agent-to-Server measures network connectivity, not application interaction.
9Which protocol underlies the Path Visualization feature in ThousandEyes Network tests?
A.BGP next-hop tracing
B.TCP Selective ACK
C.Traceroute (UDP/ICMP/TCP) with hop-by-hop loss/latency
D.NetFlow v9 sampling
Explanation: ThousandEyes Network layer tests run paced traceroutes (UDP, ICMP, or TCP) toward the target, measuring latency and loss at each hop, then visualize the union of paths from each agent. BGP information is overlaid as a separate layer using public BGP feeds.
10On a Cisco IOS XE switch, which configuration enables Flexible NetFlow record export to a collector at 10.10.10.5 on UDP 9995?
A.snmp-server host 10.10.10.5 version 9
B.ip flow-export destination 10.10.10.5 9995 with a flow exporter under a flow monitor
C.logging host 10.10.10.5 transport udp port 9995
D.ip sla 10 udp-jitter 10.10.10.5 9995
Explanation: Flexible NetFlow uses a flow record (fields), a flow exporter (destination IP/port and version), and a flow monitor (cache type, plus the record and exporter), then 'ip flow monitor X input' on an interface. The legacy 'ip flow-export destination' command works for traditional NetFlow only and not for FNF.

About the Cisco ENNA 300-445 Exam

The 300-445 ENNA exam validates the candidate's ability to design and implement enterprise network assurance using Cisco solutions including Catalyst Center Assurance, ThousandEyes, Meraki Insight, AppDynamics, NetFlow/IPFIX, model-driven telemetry, syslog, IP SLA, and SNMP. It is one of the concentration exams for the CCNP Enterprise certification on Cisco IOS XE, SD-WAN, and SD-Access platforms.

Assessment

Approximately 55-65 multiple-choice, multi-select, drag-and-drop, simulation, and testlet items per Cisco; exact count varies by exam form.

Time Limit

90 minutes

Passing Score

Variable cut score (~825/1000); Cisco does not publish the exact passing percentage for 300-445.

Exam Fee

$300 USD (Cisco / Pearson VUE)

Cisco ENNA 300-445 Exam Content Outline

15%

Network Assurance Architecture

Data plane vs control plane vs management plane assurance, push vs pull telemetry, model-driven telemetry over gRPC/gNMI/NETCONF, SNMP v2c/v3 limitations, dedicated management VRF, NTP design, vendor-neutral YANG/OpenConfig modeling, on-change telemetry.

20%

Data Sources and Telemetry

SNMP MIBs and SNMPv3 USM (auth MD5/SHA, priv DES/3DES/AES), NetFlow v5/v9 and IPFIX (templates, sampling, exporter/collector roles), Flexible NetFlow design, sFlow on UDP 6343, syslog severities and TLS transport (UDP 514, TCP 6514), IP SLA (icmp-echo, udp-jitter, path echo, IP SLA Responder, tracking objects).

25%

Cisco Catalyst Center Assurance

Network Health, Client Health, Application Health, Issues, Trends, AI Network Analytics, AI-Enhanced RRM, Spectrum Analysis, Path Trace, Sensor Tests with Catalyst sensors and AP-as-sensor, Wireless 3D Maps, Client 360, SD-Access fabric assurance, ServiceNow CMDB and ITSM integration, intent APIs and event subscription.

25%

Cisco ThousandEyes

Cloud Agents, Enterprise Agents (VM/container/IOx on Catalyst 9300, ISR 1100, Cat 8000), Endpoint Agents; test types (HTTP Server, Page Load, Web Transaction, Agent-to-Agent, Agent-to-Server, Voice/RTP, SIP Server, BGP, DNS); Internet Insights, Cloud Insights; alert rules and integrations with ServiceNow, PagerDuty, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Webex, generic webhooks.

15%

Assurance Automation, Analytics, and Integration

Meraki Insight (Web App Health, WAN Health), AppDynamics business transaction and end-user monitoring, time-series databases (InfluxDB, TimescaleDB, Prometheus), Grafana dashboards, baseline plus anomaly detection, root-cause analysis, alarm consolidation, dependency mapping and topology-aware suppression, webhooks and ITSM ticket creation, tiered retention with export to S3/Splunk/Sentinel.

How to Pass the Cisco ENNA 300-445 Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Variable cut score (~825/1000); Cisco does not publish the exact passing percentage for 300-445.
  • Assessment: Approximately 55-65 multiple-choice, multi-select, drag-and-drop, simulation, and testlet items per Cisco; exact count varies by exam form.
  • Time limit: 90 minutes
  • Exam fee: $300 USD

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Cisco ENNA 300-445 Study Tips from Top Performers

1Spend the most time on Catalyst Center Assurance and ThousandEyes (~50% combined) - know the dashboards (Network Health, Client Health, Application Health, Issues, Trends) and ThousandEyes test types cold.
2Memorize the SNMPv3 security levels (noAuthNoPriv, authNoPriv, authPriv), auth protocols (MD5, SHA), and privacy protocols (DES, 3DES, AES-128/192/256) plus exact 'snmp-server user' command syntax.
3Drill NetFlow vs IPFIX vs sFlow differences: NetFlow v9/IPFIX use templates, sFlow uses packet sampling on UDP 6343, Flexible NetFlow uses record/exporter/monitor constructs.
4Build a small lab with a Cisco device exporting Flexible NetFlow to a Telegraf/InfluxDB/Grafana stack so you internalize the exporter/collector/analyzer roles.
5Practice ThousandEyes test type selection scenarios - know when to use HTTP Server vs Page Load vs Web Transaction vs Agent-to-Agent vs Voice vs SIP vs BGP vs DNS tests.
6Understand model-driven telemetry transports (gRPC dial-out and dial-in, gNMI, NETCONF on TCP 830) and YANG/OpenConfig models versus legacy SNMP polling.
7Know the syslog severity scale (0 emergencies through 7 debugging) and the difference between plain UDP 514 syslog and syslog over TLS on TCP 6514.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the ENNA 300-445 exam and how long is it?

The 300-445 ENNA is a 90-minute exam. Cisco does not publish a fixed question count, but the exam typically delivers around 55 to 65 questions including multiple-choice, multiple-select, drag-and-drop, simulation, and testlet items. Plan your pacing for under two minutes per item on average.

What is the passing score for ENNA 300-445?

Cisco uses a variable scaled cut score and does not publish the exact passing percentage for 300-445. Most CCNP-level exams have historically scaled to roughly 825 out of 1000, but the actual passing line per form is set by Cisco psychometrics and is not disclosed. Aim for a consistent 85% or higher on quality practice questions before testing.

What does the 300-445 exam cost and who delivers it?

The 300-445 ENNA exam costs US$300 plus applicable taxes. It is delivered by Pearson VUE either at a physical test center or through OnVUE online proctoring. You can register through the Cisco certification portal, which routes you to Pearson VUE for scheduling.

What domains are covered on the ENNA blueprint?

The official ENNA blueprint covers Network Assurance Architecture (planes of operation, telemetry models), Data Sources and Telemetry (SNMP, NetFlow/IPFIX, sFlow, syslog, IP SLA, model-driven telemetry), Cisco Catalyst Center Assurance, Cisco ThousandEyes, and Assurance Automation/Analytics/Integration with tools like Meraki Insight, AppDynamics, time-series databases, Grafana, and ITSM platforms.

Are there prerequisites for ENNA 300-445?

Cisco does not enforce formal prerequisites for 300-445, but recommends solid CCNA-level networking knowledge plus hands-on experience with Cisco IOS XE, wireless, SD-WAN/SD-Access, and at least one assurance product such as Catalyst Center or ThousandEyes. ENNA is a CCNP Enterprise concentration exam.

How does 300-445 fit into CCNP Enterprise?

Passing 300-445 alone earns the Cisco Certified Specialist - Enterprise Network Assurance Implementation badge. To earn CCNP Enterprise, you must pass the ENCOR 350-401 core exam plus one concentration exam such as 300-445 ENNA, 300-410 ENARSI, 300-415 ENSDWI, 300-420 ENSLD, 300-425 ENWLSD, 300-430 ENWLSI, or 300-435 ENAUTO.

How long is the certification valid?

Cisco professional certifications are valid for three years from the date you pass. You can recertify by passing any current CCNP concentration or core exam, the CCIE written or lab, or by combining Continuing Education credits earned through approved Cisco activities.