210-060 · Question #166
Which command to assign manualy IP to EX series using CLI?
The correct answer is D. Xconfiguration network IPV4 address. Cisco TelePresence EX series endpoints use the xConfiguration command namespace for persistent settings, and the correct syntax for manually assigning an IPv4 address is 'xConfiguration Network IPv4 Address:'.
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Which command to assign manualy IP to EX series using CLI?
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- AXcommand set network IPV4 address:
- Bconfiguration network address Ethernet0:
- CXconfiguration network IPV4 address NIC0:
- DXconfiguration network IPV4 address:
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Why each option
Cisco TelePresence EX series endpoints use the xConfiguration command namespace for persistent settings, and the correct syntax for manually assigning an IPv4 address is 'xConfiguration Network IPv4 Address:'.
xCommand is the namespace for invoking runtime actions and one-time operations on Cisco endpoints, not for configuring persistent settings like IP addresses.
This syntax follows Cisco IOS CLI conventions and is not valid on Cisco TelePresence EX series endpoints, which use an entirely different command framework.
While xConfiguration is correct, appending 'NIC0' is invalid syntax for EX series endpoints because the Network IPv4 Address parameter does not accept a NIC interface qualifier in that position.
xConfiguration is the correct CLI namespace on Cisco Collaboration endpoints for setting persistent device parameters, and 'xConfiguration Network IPv4 Address:' is the valid syntax for manually assigning an IP address on EX series devices without an extraneous NIC specifier.
Concept tested: Cisco EX series CLI static IPv4 address assignment via xConfiguration
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/ce915/sx-mx-dx-room-kit-boards-administrator-guide-ce915.html
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