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A response code of 404 is received while using the REST API on Cisco UNA Center to POST to this URI. /dna/intent/api/v1 /template-programmer/project What does the code mean?
The correct answer is A. The client made a request a resource that does not exist.. HTTP 404 Response Code Explanation A 404 status code means "Not Found," indicating that the client requested a resource that does not exist on the server - in this case, the specified URI path for the template-programmer project was not found on Cisco DNA Center. Option A is corr
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A response code of 404 is received while using the REST API on Cisco UNA Center to POST to this URI. /dna/intent/api/v1 /template-programmer/project What does the code mean?
Options
- AThe client made a request a resource that does not exist.
- BThe server has not implemented the functionality that is needed to fulfill the request.
- CThe request accepted for processing, but the processing was not completed.
- DThe POST/PUT request was fulfilled and a new resource was created, Information about the
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(64 responses)- A92% (59)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
HTTP 404 Response Code Explanation
A 404 status code means "Not Found," indicating that the client requested a resource that does not exist on the server - in this case, the specified URI path for the template-programmer project was not found on Cisco DNA Center. Option A is correct because 404 specifically signals that the server cannot locate the requested resource, which could mean the endpoint is mistyped or unavailable.
The distractors represent other HTTP status codes: Option B describes 501 (Not Implemented), where the server lacks the capability to fulfill the request; Option C describes 202 (Accepted), where processing is queued but incomplete; and Option D describes 201 (Created), the success response when a POST/PUT successfully creates a new resource.
Memory tip: Think of 404 as a "dead end" - you went looking for something (4or 0 results found), and it simply wasn't there. Group HTTP codes by their first digit: 2xx = Success, 4xx = Client errors (your fault), 5xx = Server errors (their fault).
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