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Which description of the Visore tool is true?
The correct answer is C. It is an object store that existing on the APIC which can directly query the managed objects. Visore is a powerful query tool integrated into the Cisco APIC that allows users to directly browse and query the managed object (MO) model and view the fabric's state.
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Which description of the Visore tool is true?
Options
- AIt reports the current managed object in the bottom left hand corner of the GUI windows.
- BIt is a tool within USC Director that allows the user to view the end point database.
- CIt is an object store that existing on the APIC which can directly query the managed objects.
- DIt is a tool used to report API calls that are made by the GUI to the APIC.
How the community answered
(44 responses)- A2% (1)
- B7% (3)
- C89% (39)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
Visore is a powerful query tool integrated into the Cisco APIC that allows users to directly browse and query the managed object (MO) model and view the fabric's state.
While the GUI might display information about current objects, this statement does not accurately describe the primary function or capabilities of the Visore tool itself, which is a dedicated query interface.
Visore is an APIC tool, not a tool within UCS Director, and while it can show endpoint-related MOs, its scope is broader than just the endpoint database.
Visore is a built-in Cisco APIC tool that provides direct access to the APIC's object store, enabling users to query, inspect, and understand the hierarchical structure and current state of all managed objects (MOs) in the ACI fabric.
The API Inspector tool is used to report API calls made by the GUI to the APIC, not Visore.
Concept tested: APIC Visore tool functionality
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/dcn/aci/apic/5x/apic-getting-started/cisco-apic-getting-started-guide-50x/m-apic-basic-operations.html#Cisco_Reference.dita_37d9753c-a96d-4b82-90f7-526ed5c45e5d
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