How is an ACI class name composed?

The correct answer is C. Package:ClassName. In Cisco ACI's Management Information Model (MIM), every managed object class is identified by combining its package (namespace prefix representing a functional area) with the ClassName, separated by a colon - making C (Package:ClassName) the correct format. For example…

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Question

How is an ACI class name composed?

Options

A:Method
BClassName:Method
CPackage:ClassName
DMitName:Method

How the community answered

(37 responses)

A
3% (1)
B
3% (1)
C
89% (33)
D
5% (2)

Explanation

In Cisco ACI's Management Information Model (MIM), every managed object class is identified by combining its package (namespace prefix representing a functional area) with the ClassName, separated by a colon - making C (Package:ClassName) the correct format. For example, fv:Tenant uses the fv (fabric virtualization) package and Tenant as the class name.

Option A (:Method) is wrong because it omits the package entirely and references a "method," which is not how ACI class names are structured. Option B (ClassName:Method) reverses the order and incorrectly uses "Method" as the second component - class names don't reference methods. Option D (MitName:Method) confuses the MIT (Management Information Tree) - the hierarchy of objects - with the class naming convention, and again incorrectly appends a method.

Memory tip: Think of it like a Python import - package.ClassName - just swap the dot for a colon: Package:ClassName. The package always comes first to scope the class within its functional domain.

Topics

#ACI Class Naming#Object Model#Package Structure#ACI Fundamentals

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