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When you provision a VDC, which command is used in VDC configuration mode?
The correct answer is B. boot-order <number>. When provisioning a Virtual Device Context (VDC) on a Cisco Nexus switch, the 'boot-order' command is used in VDC configuration mode to define the startup sequence after a system reboot.
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When you provision a VDC, which command is used in VDC configuration mode?
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- Avrf context- <vrf name>
- Bboot-order <number>
- Cvdc resource template <vdc template name>
- Dvdc combined-hostname
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When provisioning a Virtual Device Context (VDC) on a Cisco Nexus switch, the 'boot-order' command is used in VDC configuration mode to define the startup sequence after a system reboot.
The 'vrf context - <vrf name>' command is used to create or configure a Virtual Routing and Forwarding instance, not directly for provisioning a VDC.
The 'boot-order <number>' command is used within VDC configuration mode to assign a specific startup priority to the VDC, determining its activation sequence relative to other VDCs after a system restart.
The 'vdc resource template <vdc template name>' command is used to apply a resource template to a VDC, not for defining its boot order during provisioning.
The 'vdc combined-hostname' command is used to configure the hostname behavior for a VDC, not for defining its startup sequence.
Concept tested: Cisco Nexus VDC boot order configuration
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/nexus7000/sw/vdc/config/c_vdc_config.html
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