Refer to the exhibit. An engineer builds an EEM script to apply an access list. Which statement must be added to complete the script?

Question

Exhibits

Options

• Aaction 6.0 cli command "ip access-list extended 101"
• Baction 3.1 cli command "ip access-list extended 101"
• Cevent none
• Daction 2.1 cli command "ip access-list extended 101"

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  11% (2)
• C
  83% (15)

Explanation

EEM Script Completion Explanation

Option C (event none) is correct because every EEM (Embedded Event Manager) applet must have an event statement that defines the trigger condition, and "event none" is a valid event type that allows the script to be run manually on demand - without this line, the applet is incomplete and will not function. The event statement is a mandatory component of any EEM applet and must appear before any action statements.

Option A is wrong because action numbering (6.0) would be out of sequence with the existing actions shown in the exhibit, breaking the logical flow of the script. Option B is wrong for the same reason - action 3.1 may conflict with or be out of order relative to existing numbered actions. Option D is wrong because action 2.1 would similarly be misplaced depending on what actions already exist in the script, and the fundamental missing piece is the event statement, not an action statement.

Memory Tip: Think of an EEM applet like a job posting - you must define WHEN the job runs (event) before listing WHAT the job does (actions). No event = no script. "Event Enables Motion" - EEM always needs its trigger first!

No community discussion yet for this question.