210-065 · Question #19
Refer to the exhibits. An administrator needs to perform a factory reset on a C-Series endpoint. What are two valid ways to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Exhibit A D. Exhibit D. A Cisco C-Series endpoint factory reset can be performed via multiple methods including the web interface and the CLI, representing the two valid approaches shown in exhibits A and D.
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Refer to the exhibits. An administrator needs to perform a factory reset on a C-Series endpoint. What are two valid ways to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)
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- AExhibit A
- BExhibit B
- CExhibit C
- DExhibit D
- EExhibit E
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(36 responses)- A92% (33)
- C6% (2)
- E3% (1)
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A Cisco C-Series endpoint factory reset can be performed via multiple methods including the web interface and the CLI, representing the two valid approaches shown in exhibits A and D.
The factory reset via the Administrator web interface (under Maintenance or System Configuration) is a valid supported method, allowing the administrator to trigger a full reset without requiring physical disassembly or serial access.
The method shown in exhibit B is not a supported or documented factory reset path for C-Series endpoints and does not correspond to a recognized reset procedure.
The method shown in exhibit C does not represent a valid factory reset approach for C-Series endpoints as defined in Cisco documentation.
The CLI-based factory reset using the command 'xCommand SystemUnit FactoryReset' over SSH is a valid alternative method that resets the endpoint to factory defaults from a remote or local terminal session.
The method shown in exhibit E is not a recognized factory reset method for C-Series endpoints and would not successfully restore the unit to factory defaults.
Concept tested: Cisco C-Series endpoint factory reset methods
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/conferencing/telepresence-c-series/113945-c-series-factory-reset.html
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