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Refer to the exhibit. PE1 is a router connected to a major ISP that provides connectivity for multiple enterprises in several different geographic locations, The ISP networking team uses REST APIs…
The correct answer is A. It configures an interface on PE1. The script provided, which utilizes REST APIs for network device configuration, is designed to configure a specific interface on the PE1 router when deployed.
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Refer to the exhibit. PE1 is a router connected to a major ISP that provides connectivity for multiple enterprises in several different geographic locations, The ISP networking team uses REST APIs to configure the network devices. A senior engineer retrieved the given script from the library and provided it to a junior engineer to deploy. What effect does the script produce when deployed?
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- AIt configures an interface on PE1
- BIt configures an interface on Switch-1.
- CIt sets the router name, location, and interface on PE1 and Switch-1.
- DIt limits PE1 to exactly one configured interface.
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A92% (22)
- C4% (1)
- D4% (1)
Why each option
The script provided, which utilizes REST APIs for network device configuration, is designed to configure a specific interface on the PE1 router when deployed.
The provided script, leveraging REST APIs, directly targets and modifies the configuration parameters of an interface on the router PE1, aligning with the expected outcome of deploying such a script for network device configuration.
The question explicitly states that PE1 is a router, not Switch-1, and the context implies the script is for PE1.
A typical configuration script for an interface would not simultaneously set the router name, location, and interface on two distinct devices (PE1 and Switch-1) unless explicitly designed for such a broad scope.
The script's purpose is to configure an interface, not to impose artificial limitations on the total number of configured interfaces on the router PE1.
Concept tested: REST API network device configuration
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