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Refer to the exhibit. An engineer configured several network devices to run REST APIs. After testing, the organization plans to use REST APIs throughout the network to manage the network more…
The correct answer is A. It returns an AAA users with the last name CiscoTest. The script utilizes REST APIs to query the network device's AAA user database, specifically performing a retrieval operation to find users whose last name matches "CiscoTest." This suggests the script executes an HTTP GET request to an appropriate AAA user endpoint with a…
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Refer to the exhibit. An engineer configured several network devices to run REST APIs. After testing, the organization plans to use REST APIs throughout the network to manage the network more efficiently. What is the effect if this script?
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- AIt returns an AAA users with the last name CiscoTest.
- BIt creates a class map named aaauser with traffic tagged from AAA.
- CIt queries the local database to find a user named aaaUser.Json
- DIt adds the user CiscoTest to the AAA database located at 192.168.201.10.
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A71% (25)
- B3% (1)
- C9% (3)
- D17% (6)
Why each option
The script utilizes REST APIs to query the network device's AAA user database, specifically performing a retrieval operation to find users whose last name matches "CiscoTest." This suggests the script executes an HTTP GET request to an appropriate AAA user endpoint with a filtering parameter.
The action "returns an AAA users" implies a data retrieval operation, typically an HTTP GET request, on an API endpoint related to AAA user management. The specific mention of "last name CiscoTest" indicates that the script includes a query parameter or filter to narrow down the search results for users with that particular last name, making it a targeted lookup operation within the AAA database.
Creating a class map for traffic tagging is a Quality of Service (QoS) configuration task, which is entirely unrelated to querying or managing AAA user accounts through REST APIs.
While querying a database for a user is plausible, "aaaUser.Json" sounds like a literal filename or a generic object type rather than a specific attribute like a "last name," and it lacks the "CiscoTest" element mentioned in the correct answer.
The phrase "adds the user" indicates a creation operation, typically performed by an HTTP POST request. This contradicts "returns an AAA users," which describes a retrieval operation, not a creation.
Concept tested: REST API operations (GET) for network device configuration/monitoring
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