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Which step must be taken to enable the REST API browser within Cisco UCS Director?
The correct answer is A. Edit the user profile and enable developer options. To enable the REST API browser in Cisco UCS Director, you must edit your user profile and toggle on the developer options - this is a deliberate, per-user setting that must be manually activated, which is why A is correct. Option B is wrong because TAC involvement is not…
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- AEdit the user profile and enable developer options.
- BRaise a case with TAC.
- CThe REST API browser is automatically enabled in Cisco UCS Director when a Power User is created.
- DLog in as the user "REST".
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A87% (39)
- B7% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
To enable the REST API browser in Cisco UCS Director, you must edit your user profile and toggle on the developer options - this is a deliberate, per-user setting that must be manually activated, which is why A is correct. Option B is wrong because TAC involvement is not required for a UI feature toggle that any authorized user can enable themselves. Option C is wrong because no feature is automatically enabled solely by creating a Power User - privilege levels and developer tools are separate concerns. Option D is wrong because there is no built-in account called "REST"; this is a fabricated distractor.
Memory tip: Think "DEV options = you must OPT IN" - the REST API browser is a developer tool, so you enable it under your profile's developer options. If you can remember "profile → developer → enable," you won't be tricked by the distractors suggesting it's automatic or requires outside help.
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