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An engineer provisions a WAN Edge router. Which command should be used from the WAN Edge router to activate it with vManage?
The correct answer is D. request vedge-cloud activate chassis-number token. To manually activate a WAN Edge router with vManage, the command request vedge-cloud activate chassis-number token is used, providing the router's chassis number and the generated token from vManage.
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- Arequest vedge-cloud activate serial token
- Brequest vedge-cloud activate chassis-number organization
- Crequest vedge-cloud activate chassis-number serial
- Drequest vedge-cloud activate chassis-number token
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(38 responses)- B3% (1)
- C3% (1)
- D95% (36)
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To manually activate a WAN Edge router with vManage, the command request vedge-cloud activate chassis-number token is used, providing the router's chassis number and the generated token from vManage.
Using 'serial token' is incorrect; the command expects 'chassis-number' and 'token'.
Using 'chassis-number organization' is incorrect; 'organization' is not a parameter for the activation command, 'token' is needed.
Using 'chassis-number serial' is incorrect; 'serial' is not a parameter for the activation command, 'token' is needed.
The command 'request vedge-cloud activate chassis-number token' is the correct syntax used on a WAN Edge router's CLI to initiate its activation and onboarding with vManage. It requires the router's chassis number and a one-time activation token obtained from vManage.
Concept tested: WAN Edge router activation
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/sdwan-xe-gs-book/sdwan-device-configuration.html
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