Refer to the exhibit. Which type of auto-configuration profile is being configured?

A 'universal configuration' auto-configuration profile typically refers to a profile designed to apply a common set of configurations across a wide range of devices or interfaces, simplifying initial setup and onboarding processes in the fabric. This often relates to how Access Entity Profiles (AEPs) are used to apply common policies to multiple physical interfaces automatically.

'Configuration' is too generic and does not specify the type or scope of the auto-configuration profile.

A 'VLAN' profile would be specific to VLAN assignments, which is a component of a larger configuration, not a broad auto-configuration profile type.

A 'port' profile would be specific to individual port settings, similar to VLAN, it's a granular configuration element rather than a general auto-configuration profile type.