350-401 · Question #724
Refer to the exhibit. What is achieved by this code?
The correct answer is A. It unshuts the loopback interface. Assuming the exhibit shows configuration commands for a loopback interface, including the no shutdown command, the code brings the loopback interface into an active, operational state.
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- AIt unshuts the loopback interface
- BIt renames the loopback interface
- CIt deletes the loopback interface
- DIt displays the loopback interface
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- B4% (1)
- D4% (1)
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Assuming the exhibit shows configuration commands for a loopback interface, including the `no shutdown` command, the code brings the loopback interface into an active, operational state.
The `no shutdown` command, when applied within the configuration context of a loopback interface, administratively enables the interface, ensuring it is active and operational to process traffic.
Renaming an interface typically requires a specific command like `interface LoopbackX name new_name` (not standard in IOS for loopback) or removing and re-creating the interface, not `no shutdown`.
Deleting an interface is performed using the `no interface LoopbackX` command, which is distinct from `no shutdown`.
Displaying interface information is done with `show` commands, such as `show ip interface brief` or `show interface Loopback0`, not by configuration commands.
Concept tested: Cisco IOS interface `no shutdown` command
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios/interface/command/reference/ir_r1.html
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