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Refer to the exhibit. Which statement describes this configuration?
The correct answer is D. Router 1 has a temporary data store where a copy of the running configuration can be. This configuration describes a NETCONF candidate datastore. In NETCONF, the candidate datastore is a temporary (writable) data store that holds a copy of the running configuration. Administrators can make changes to the candidate datastore and then commit them to the running…
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Refer to the exhibit. Which statement describes this configuration?
Options
- ARouter 1 has its running configuration locked so changes can be made only when the
- BRouter 1 can be remotely managed by the CLI using Telnet
- CRouter 1 has a new data store to collect SNMP information, but configuration must still be done at
- DRouter 1 has a temporary data store where a copy of the running configuration can be
How the community answered
(20 responses)- A5% (1)
- B5% (1)
- D90% (18)
Explanation
This configuration describes a NETCONF candidate datastore. In NETCONF, the candidate datastore is a temporary (writable) data store that holds a copy of the running configuration. Administrators can make changes to the candidate datastore and then commit them to the running configuration. This allows staged configuration changes before they take effect. Option A describes configuration locking (also a NETCONF feature but a different concept), option B describes standard Telnet management, and option C is unrelated to what is shown.
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