210-065 · Question #182
Refer to the exhibit. Which CLI command should be run to resolve these alarms on a Cisco VCS?
The correct answer is C. xcommand DefaultLinksAdd. When a Cisco VCS raises alarms about missing default links, the xcommand DefaultLinksAdd command restores them.
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Refer to the exhibit. Which CLI command should be run to resolve these alarms on a Cisco VCS?
Exhibit
Options
- Axcommand DefaultValuesSet
- Bxconfiguration DefaultLinksAdd
- Cxcommand DefaultLinksAdd
- Dxconfiguration DefaultValuesSet
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Why each option
When a Cisco VCS raises alarms about missing default links, the `xcommand DefaultLinksAdd` command restores them.
`xcommand DefaultValuesSet` resets configuration parameters to their defaults but does not restore missing default zone links.
`xconfiguration DefaultLinksAdd` uses the wrong prefix - `xconfiguration` is for setting configuration values, not for triggering operational actions like adding links.
`xcommand DefaultLinksAdd` is the correct API command on Cisco VCS that recreates the default zone and search rule links which may have been accidentally deleted. The `xcommand` prefix is used for action-based commands that perform operations on the system, as opposed to `xconfiguration` which sets persistent configuration values.
`xconfiguration DefaultValuesSet` uses the `xconfiguration` prefix intended for configuration changes, not for the action of adding default links back to the system.
Concept tested: Cisco VCS default links restoration via xcommand
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/infrastructure/vcs/config_guide/X8-11/Cisco-VCS-Administrator-Guide-X8-11.html
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