Refer to the exhibit A Cisco ACI fabric is using out-of-band management connectivity. The APIC must access a routable host with an IP address of 192.168.11.2. Which action accomplishes this goal?

Changing the connectivity preference to in-band management would switch the APIC's management path, which is opposite to the goal of using out-of-band management and resolving an OOB connectivity issue.

When an APIC is configured exclusively for out-of-band management, it should not have an in-band management address configured. The presence of an in-band address can create routing conflicts, causing the APIC to attempt to use the in-band path for external communication, even if out-of-band is intended. Removing the in-band address ensures the APIC correctly uses its OOB interface and routing table to reach external routable hosts.

Fabric Access Policies define how end devices connect to the fabric and are not directly used to configure APIC management access to external hosts.

Modifying the Pod Profile to use a default Management Access Policy is for configuring the fabric's overall management access, not for resolving a specific APIC routing issue when communicating with external hosts via OOB.