Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must improve the configuration backup process and the configuration restore process. The current ACI solution is integrated with VMMs and third-party L4-L7…

Configuring a local snapshot creates a backup, but it doesn't inherently address the requirement of not re-entering sensitive information during a restore, as snapshots typically don't encrypt embedded credentials unless explicitly configured.

Enabling the Global AES Encryption Setting ensures that sensitive information, such as login credentials for VMMs and L4-L7 devices, is encrypted within the configuration backup. This encryption allows the entire configuration, including these sensitive details, to be imported and restored without requiring manual re-entry, thus achieving a fully functional state post-restore.

Selecting the JSON data format for export defines how the configuration data is structured, but it does not provide encryption for sensitive information to prevent re-entry during restore.

Creating target DNs for all tenants is a configuration step within ACI but is unrelated to the encryption of sensitive data within a backup to facilitate a full restore without manual re-entry.