An engineer is implementing a Cisco UCS environment. The system must aggregate all vNICs into a single policy and consistently enforce node disassociation across the cluster. Which two UCS policies me

The correct answer is A. scrub policy E. LAN connectivity policy. A scrub policy is used to clear local server state (like BIOS settings, WWNs, MACs, etc.) when a server is disassociated from a service profile. This ensures consistent node disassociation, which is one of the key requirements mentioned in the question. It enforces a clean state,

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An engineer is implementing a Cisco UCS environment. The system must aggregate all vNICs into a single policy and consistently enforce node disassociation across the cluster. Which two UCS policies meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

Options

Ascrub policy
BvNIC policy
Cboot policy
Dfirmware policy
ELAN connectivity policy

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A
70% (19)
B
19% (5)
C
7% (2)
D
4% (1)

Explanation

A scrub policy is used to clear local server state (like BIOS settings, WWNs, MACs, etc.) when a server is disassociated from a service profile. This ensures consistent node disassociation, which is one of the key requirements mentioned in the question. It enforces a clean state, allowing the next server to adopt the service profile without leftover A LAN connectivity policy aggregates all vNIC definitions (including uplinks, VLANs, MAC addresses, etc.) into a single, reusable configuration. This meets the requirement to aggregate all vNICs into a single policy, ensuring uniform network connectivity across the UCS cluster.

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#Cisco UCS policies#LAN connectivity policy#Scrub policy#vNIC management

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