200-901 · Question #453
Refer to the exhibit. A developer has created an XML-based configuration model for a Cisco switch that is going to configure the device using NETCONF. From which configuration is the Interface…
The correct answer is C. current. In NETCONF, the 'running' datastore holds the device's active (current) configuration - the one actually in use. When a NETCONF <edit-config> operation targets the running datastore with a delete operation, it removes the element from the live, active configuration. 'Current'…
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Refer to the exhibit. A developer has created an XML-based configuration model for a Cisco switch that is going to configure the device using NETCONF. From which configuration is the Interface Ethernet 0/0 deleted when this script is executed?
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- Acandidate
- Bstartup
- Ccurrent
- Dbase
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(53 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C92% (49)
- D2% (1)
Explanation
In NETCONF, the 'running' datastore holds the device's active (current) configuration - the one actually in use. When a NETCONF <edit-config> operation targets the running datastore with a delete operation, it removes the element from the live, active configuration. 'Current' in this context refers to the running datastore. The 'candidate' datastore (A) is a staging area not yet applied. 'Startup' (B) is the configuration loaded on boot. 'Base' (D) is not a standard NETCONF datastore name.
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