Which three are the three primary methods to configure Cisco UCS B-Series systems? (Choose three.)

SNMP is primarily a monitoring protocol, used for collecting information, not for comprehensive system configuration.

The UCS Manager provides a robust XML API that allows for programmatic configuration and management of the entire UCS B-Series system. This is widely used for automation and integration with other management tools.

The UCS Manager GUI offers a user-friendly web-based interface for configuring and monitoring all components of the Cisco UCS B-Series system, including server profiles, networking, and storage. It provides an intuitive visual representation of the infrastructure.

IPMI (Intelligent Platform Management Interface) is used for out-of-band management of individual servers, not for the unified configuration of the entire Cisco UCS B-Series domain.

The UCS Manager CLI provides command-line access for configuring and managing UCS B-Series systems, offering a powerful option for administrators who prefer text-based interaction or need to script common tasks. It mirrors the functionality available in the GUI.

CIM-XML is a standard for managing systems, but in Cisco UCS, the native and primary programmatic interface is the UCS XML API, not a general CIM-XML implementation.