Which two operations are defined in the NETCONF base protocol? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. <get-config> C. <close-session>. The NETCONF base protocol (RFC 6241) defines operations including <get-config>, <edit-config>, <copy-config>, <delete-config>, <get>, <lock>, <unlock>, <close-session>, and <kill-session>. <open-session> does not exist; session establishment is handled at the transport layer…

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Options

A<open-session>
B<get-config>
C<close-session>
D<put>
E<remove-config>

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B
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Explanation

The NETCONF base protocol (RFC 6241) defines operations including <get-config>, <edit-config>, <copy-config>, <delete-config>, <get>, <lock>, <unlock>, <close-session>, and <kill-session>. <open-session> does not exist; session establishment is handled at the transport layer (SSH). <put> and <remove-config> are not NETCONF operations. <get-config> retrieves configuration data and <close-session> gracefully terminates a NETCONF session.

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