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300-620 · Question #25

An engineer is creating a configuration import policy that must terminate if the imported configuration is incompatible with the existing system. Which import mode achieves this result?

The correct answer is B. atomic. Best-effort mode: each MO is applied individually, and errors only cause the invalid MOs to be If the object is not present on the controller, none of the children of the object get configured. Best-effort mode attempts to configure the children of the object. Atomic mode…

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Question

An engineer is creating a configuration import policy that must terminate if the imported configuration is incompatible with the existing system. Which import mode achieves this result?

Options

  • Amerge
  • Batomic
  • Cbest effort
  • Dreplace

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • A
    4% (1)
  • B
    88% (23)
  • D
    8% (2)

Explanation

Best-effort mode: each MO is applied individually, and errors only cause the invalid MOs to be If the object is not present on the controller, none of the children of the object get configured. Best-effort mode attempts to configure the children of the object. Atomic mode: configuration is applied by whole shards. A single error causes whole shard to be rolled back to its original state. fundamentals/Cisco-ACI-Fundamentals-401/Cisco-ACI-Fundamentals- 401_chapter_01011.html

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