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350-040 · Question #268
Changing the VSAN policy to "vsan policy deny" and then entering "no vsan policy" will have what effect on the role being configured?
The correct answer is A. No effect on the role, every vsan can execute commands allowed by the "rule" command. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Changing the VSAN policy to "vsan policy deny" and then entering "no vsan policy" will have what effect on the role being configured?
Options
- ANo effect on the role, every vsan can execute commands allowed by the "rule" command.
- BThe role will be disabled due to conflicting configuration statements.
- CThe role will require a "vsan permit" configured to define allowed VSANs.
- DNo effect, the "vsan policy deny" is an invalid command option.
- ENo effect, both commands are invalid.
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(15 responses)- A73% (11)
- C7% (1)
- D13% (2)
- E7% (1)
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