Refer to the exhibit. This exhibit is a simple Python script to perform an update to a Webex registered room device (local IP = 10.10.20.153) with a new custom half-wake message. What is the URL to…

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Options

• Ahttp://10.10.20.153:22/
• Bhttp://10.10.20.153/jxsapi
• Chttp://api.webex.com/v1/ui
• Dhttp://10.10.20.153/putxml

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  17% (4)
• D
  75% (18)

Explanation

Option D is correct because Webex room devices expose a local REST API called the xAPI, and the /putxml endpoint is used to send XML-formatted configuration commands (like setting a custom half-wake message) directly to the device over HTTP. This is a well-established pattern for on-device automation without going through the cloud.

• A is wrong because port 22 is SSH, not HTTP - even if SSH were enabled on the device, requests.post() uses HTTP, and this combination is invalid.
• B is wrong because /jxsapi is not a real Webex device endpoint; it appears to be a plausible-sounding distractor.
• C is wrong because api.webex.com is the cloud-based Webex REST API, not the local device API - it can't directly push UI/configuration changes to a device by local IP.

Memory tip: Think of /putxml as "PUT XML config into the device" - the endpoint literally describes what it does: you're HTTP-POSTing an XML payload to update device settings locally. Any time you see a local device IP with xAPI in the question, /putxml is your go-to endpoint.

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