An engineer wants to restore a Cisco Nexus 1 000v switch to factory default settings Which two commands accomplish this action? (Choose bra.)

The command 'write erase running-config' is not a standard Cisco NX-OS command, and erasing the running configuration alone would not persist across reboots to achieve a factory reset.

The 'reboot' command, synonymous with 'reload', only restarts the device and does not clear any configurations on its own.

The 'write erase boot' command, or typically 'write erase', deletes the saved startup configuration from persistent storage, preparing the switch to boot with default settings.

The 'reload' command restarts the Cisco Nexus switch, forcing it to load the cleared or default configuration, effectively completing the factory reset process.

The 'copy running-config startup-config' command saves the current operational configuration, preventing a factory reset rather than achieving one.