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A network engineer wants to perform a factory reset on a Cisco TelePresence MX device from the CLI. Which command should be used?
The correct answer is D. xcommand systemunit FactoryReset Confirm: Yes. The correct CLI command to factory reset a Cisco TelePresence MX device uses the xcommand namespace with the systemunit path and a mandatory Confirm parameter. Without the Confirm: Yes argument, the command will not execute.
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A network engineer wants to perform a factory reset on a Cisco TelePresence MX device from the CLI. Which command should be used?
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- AxConfiguration SystemUnit factory Reset
- BxConfiguration FactoryReset
- CxCommand FactoryReset
- Dxcommand systemunit FactoryReset Confirm: Yes
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The correct CLI command to factory reset a Cisco TelePresence MX device uses the xcommand namespace with the systemunit path and a mandatory Confirm parameter. Without the Confirm: Yes argument, the command will not execute.
xConfiguration is the namespace used to read or write device settings and parameters, not to invoke system actions like a factory reset.
xConfiguration FactoryReset is invalid because factory reset is a system action, not a configuration value, and the xConfiguration namespace cannot execute operational commands.
Although xCommand is the correct namespace for actions, xCommand FactoryReset alone is incomplete - it omits the required systemunit path and the mandatory Confirm: Yes parameter.
On Cisco TelePresence and Webex room devices, actions are executed using the xcommand namespace. The full path xcommand systemunit FactoryReset requires the Confirm: Yes parameter as a safety mechanism to prevent accidental resets, making this the only syntactically correct and functional command.
Concept tested: Cisco TelePresence MX CLI factory reset syntax
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/ce915/room-kit-administrator-guide-ce915/room-kit-administrator-guide-ce915-chapter-t5.html
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