210-065 · Question #282
An engineer wants to manually assign the IP address on an Cisco TelePresence System EX Series endpoint by using the CLI. Which command should the engineer use?
The correct answer is D. xConfiguration Network IPV4 Address. On Cisco TelePresence EX Series endpoints, the correct xConfiguration syntax for setting an IPv4 address does not include an interface qualifier such as Ethernet0 or NIC0.
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An engineer wants to manually assign the IP address on an Cisco TelePresence System EX Series endpoint by using the CLI. Which command should the engineer use?
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- AxCommand Set Network IPV4 Address
- BxConfiguration Network IPV4 Address Ethernet0:
- CxConfiguration Network IPV4 Address NIC0:
- DxConfiguration Network IPV4 Address:
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On Cisco TelePresence EX Series endpoints, the correct xConfiguration syntax for setting an IPv4 address does not include an interface qualifier such as Ethernet0 or NIC0.
xCommand is used to invoke actions or procedures (such as dialing), not to set persistent configuration parameters; 'xCommand Set Network IPV4 Address' is not a valid command path.
'Ethernet0' is not a valid interface token in the EX Series xConfiguration Network IPV4 Address path and would produce a parsing error.
'NIC0' is not a valid interface token in the EX Series xConfiguration Network IPV4 Address path and would also produce a parsing error.
The EX Series CLI uses the command 'xConfiguration Network IPV4 Address:' followed by the IP address value. The EX Series API specification defines this path without an interface suffix because the endpoint has a single managed network interface, so no qualifier is appended.
Concept tested: Cisco TelePresence EX Series CLI xConfiguration network IP assignment
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/telepresence/endpoint/ex-series/api/Cisco_EX_Series_API_Reference_Guide_TC7-3.html
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