An engineer is developing a configuration script to enable dial-out telemetry streams using gRPC on several new devices. TLS must be disabled on the devices. Which configuration must the engineer apply on the network?
The configuration in Option A is correct for enabling dial-out telemetry streams using gRPC on devices with TLS disabled.
It uses model-driven telemetry (MDT), which is a new method of monitoring network devices. Unlike traditional methods that pull data from the device, MDT pushes data from the device to the collector.
In this configuration:
Telemetry is model-driven.
It specifies a destination group with an IP address and port number where the telemetry data will be sent.
The encoding is self-describing-gpb (Google Protocol Buffers).
The protocol used is TCP.
This setup ensures that telemetry data is sent to the specified collector without requiring TLS encryption.
References: Implementing and Operating Cisco Service Provider Network Core Technologies
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