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Which two operations are defined in the NETCONF base protocol? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. <get-config> C. <close-session>. The NETCONF base protocol defines core operations such as <get-config> for retrieving configuration data and <close-session> for terminating a management session.
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- A<open-session>
- B<get-config>
- C<close-session>
- D<pull>
- E<remove-config>
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(43 responses)- A5% (2)
- B93% (40)
- D2% (1)
Why each option
The NETCONF base protocol defines core operations such as `<get-config>` for retrieving configuration data and `<close-session>` for terminating a management session.
`<open-session>` is not a defined NETCONF base protocol operation; session establishment is handled by the underlying transport protocol, typically SSH.
The `<get-config>` operation is a fundamental part of the NETCONF base protocol, allowing a client to retrieve a copy of the target configuration datastore.
The `<close-session>` operation is defined in the NETCONF base protocol to gracefully terminate an active NETCONF session between the client and the network device.
`<pull>` is not a standard operation defined in the NETCONF base protocol.
`<remove-config>` is not a standard operation in the NETCONF base protocol; configuration modifications or deletions are typically handled via the `<edit-config>` operation.
Concept tested: NETCONF base protocol operations
Source: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6241#section-7
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