Which file on Appliance includes information about Security Group?

The correct answer is B. /etc/sgdb.json. /etc/sgdb.json is correct because the filename directly encodes its purpose: sg stands for Security Group and db stands for database - making it the dedicated store for Security Group configuration data on the Appliance. The distractors each point to different subsystems…

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Options

A/etc/chassisdb.json
B/etc/sgdb.json
C/etc/smodb.json
D/etc/distutil.json

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A
5% (1)
B
90% (19)
C
5% (1)

Explanation

/etc/sgdb.json is correct because the filename directly encodes its purpose: sg stands for Security Group and db stands for database - making it the dedicated store for Security Group configuration data on the Appliance.

The distractors each point to different subsystems: /etc/chassisdb.json (option A) relates to chassis hardware configuration; /etc/smodb.json (option C) pertains to SMO (Service Management Object) data; and /etc/distutil.json (option D) is associated with distribution utilities - none of which are Security Group concerns.

Memory tip: Break the filename into parts - sg + db + .json. If you can remember that sg is the universal shorthand for Security Group (you'll see it in AWS, firewalls, and networking tools alike), the filename essentially spells out its own answer.

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#Security Groups#Appliance Configuration#Configuration Files#File System

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