Refer to the exhibit. An Embedded Event Manager script is configured to override the link flap policy, but the script overrides all the events in the system policy. What must be added to the script…

The correct answer is D. event statement. The issue is that the Embedded Event Manager (EEM) script is not specifying the exact event it should trigger on. Without an event statement, the script is overriding all events. Adding the event statement will specify the conditions under which the script should trigger…

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Refer to the exhibit. An Embedded Event Manager script is configured to override the link flap policy, but the script overrides all the events in the system policy. What must be added to the script to resolve the issue?

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Aevent-default action command
Benvironment variable
Cconfigure terminal action
Devent statement

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Explanation

The issue is that the Embedded Event Manager (EEM) script is not specifying the exact event it should trigger on. Without an event statement, the script is overriding all events. Adding the event statement will specify the conditions under which the script should trigger, resolving the issue by ensuring that the script only overrides the link flap policy event. For example, the event statement could specify a particular interface or condition, such as: event manager applet ethport_override event interface name <interface> link-status <status> This will limit the script to the specific event related to the link flap.

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