210-065 · Question #396
A network engineer is logged into the CLI of a Cisco TelePresence C40 codec and runs the xHistory command. What is the engineer looking for?
The correct answer is C. change history. On Cisco TelePresence C-series codecs (like the C40), the xHistory CLI command outputs a log of configuration changes that have been made to the system-essentially an audit trail of what settings were modified and when. This is distinct from call history (which would be…
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A network engineer is logged into the CLI of a Cisco TelePresence C40 codec and runs the xHistory command. What is the engineer looking for?
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- Aconfiguration history
- BCLI command history
- Cchange history
- Dcall history
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(37 responses)- A3% (1)
- C95% (35)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
On Cisco TelePresence C-series codecs (like the C40), the xHistory CLI command outputs a log of configuration changes that have been made to the system-essentially an audit trail of what settings were modified and when. This is distinct from call history (which would be retrieved via xCommand CallHistory) or CLI command history (which is a shell-level feature, not an xAPI command). Engineers use xHistory when troubleshooting misconfigurations or auditing changes made by multiple administrators.
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