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What is the impact of a PUT call to the https://my.vmanage.sr/setting/configuration/webserver/certificate API endpoint on a Cisco vManage server?
The correct answer is D. A signed web server certificate is imported. A PUT call to the https://my.vmanage.sr/setting/configuration/webserver/certificate API endpoint on a Cisco vManage server is used to import a signed web server certificate.
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- AA certificate with an alias name is rolled back.
- BA Certificate Signing Request is generated.
- CCertificate Signing Request information is updated.
- DA signed web server certificate is imported.
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A PUT call to the `https://my.vmanage.sr/setting/configuration/webserver/certificate` API endpoint on a Cisco vManage server is used to import a signed web server certificate.
Rolling back a certificate is typically a separate operation, often involving specific rollback endpoints or mechanisms, not a general PUT to the certificate configuration.
Generating a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) is typically a GET or POST operation to a different or related endpoint to initiate the request, not a PUT to import.
Updating CSR information usually happens before the certificate is signed or during a generation process, not through a PUT request meant for importing a signed certificate.
According to Cisco vManage API documentation for certificate management, the PUT method on the `/setting/configuration/webserver/certificate` endpoint is used to import a signed web server certificate, replacing the current one. This is a common operation to update the vManage web UI's SSL certificate.
Concept tested: Cisco vManage API - web server certificate import
Source: https://developer.cisco.com/docs/sdwan/#!vmanage-apis-certificate-management
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