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An engineer must configure a new maintenance policy that will apply to multiple Cisco UCS domains. The policy must be available for use by service profiles and service profile templates created and ma

The correct answer is C. central policy. To create a maintenance policy applicable across multiple Cisco UCS domains via UCS Manager or UCS Central, with changes allowed exclusively from UCS Central, the engineer must select a central policy.

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Question

An engineer must configure a new maintenance policy that will apply to multiple Cisco UCS domains. The policy must be available for use by service profiles and service profile templates created and managed in either Cisco UCS Manager or Cisco UCS Central Changes to this policy must be allowed only in Cisco UCS Central. Which policy type must the engineer select to accomplish these goals?

Options

  • Ahybrid policy
  • Blocal policy
  • Ccentral policy
  • Dglobal pokey

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    92% (35)

Why each option

To create a maintenance policy applicable across multiple Cisco UCS domains via UCS Manager or UCS Central, with changes allowed exclusively from UCS Central, the engineer must select a central policy.

Ahybrid policy

"Hybrid policy" is not a standard, defined policy type in Cisco UCS Central for this functionality.

Blocal policy

A local policy is created and managed only within a specific Cisco UCS Manager instance. It is not available across multiple UCS domains managed by UCS Central, and its changes are not restricted to UCS Central.

Ccentral policyCorrect

A central policy in Cisco UCS Central is created and managed exclusively within UCS Central but is then synchronized and available for use by service profiles and templates in the managed Cisco UCS Managers. This design enforces that changes can only be made centrally, fulfilling all specified requirements.

Dglobal pokey

"Global policy" is not a standard policy type in Cisco UCS Central in this context; "central policy" is the correct terminology for policies managed solely by UCS Central and distributed to UCS domains.

Concept tested: Cisco UCS Central policy types (Central Policy)

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/ucs-central/3-0/gui_config_guide/ucs_central_gui_config_guide_3_0/m_policies.html

Topics

#Cisco UCS Central#Policy management#Compute management

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