Refer to the exhibit. An engineer deploys a script to retrieve the running configuration from a NETCONF-capable Cisco IOS XE device that is configured with default settings. The script fails. Which co

`print (netconf_host.get_config('show running'))` is a Python code snippet for retrieving configuration once a connection is established, not a configuration fix for an initial connection failure.

NETCONF over SSH uses TCP port 830 as its standard default. If a script attempting to connect to a NETCONF-capable device does not explicitly specify this port, it will likely default to the standard SSH port (22), causing the NETCONF session establishment to fail.

`device_params={'name':'ios-xe'}}` is used by some NETCONF libraries to inform the connection about the device type for proper XML handling, but it does not address a fundamental connection issue like an incorrect port.

`hostkey_verify=True` is a security parameter for SSH host key verification; while important, it is not the primary reason a NETCONF connection would fail if the port itself is incorrect.