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An engineer must build a lab replica of a Cisco UCS production environment. The file must be imported into a new Cisco UCS cluster using a Cisco UCS manager GUI. The file must be in XML format and…

The correct answer is B. Protocol: SCP E. Type: All configuration. Two requirements drive the answer: (1) XML format - In Cisco UCS Manager, the 'All Configuration' backup type (Option E) exports all configuration data (service profiles, pools, policies, VLANs, VSANs, etc.) as an XML file. This is ideal for replicating an environment in a lab…

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An engineer must build a lab replica of a Cisco UCS production environment. The file must be imported into a new Cisco UCS cluster using a Cisco UCS manager GUI. The file must be in XML format and be exported from Cisco UCS Manager using encrypted method. Which two configuration parameters should be selected to meet these requirements? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AType: Logical configuration
  • BProtocol: SCP
  • CType: Full state
  • DProtocol: TFTP
  • EType: All configuration

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    10% (4)
  • B
    83% (33)
  • C
    5% (2)
  • D
    3% (1)

Explanation

Two requirements drive the answer: (1) XML format - In Cisco UCS Manager, the 'All Configuration' backup type (Option E) exports all configuration data (service profiles, pools, policies, VLANs, VSANs, etc.) as an XML file. This is ideal for replicating an environment in a lab. 'Full State' (Option C) is a binary file used for disaster recovery, not XML. 'Logical Configuration' (Option A) only exports logical objects and is incomplete for a full replica. (2) Encrypted transfer method - SCP (Option B) is a secure, encrypted file transfer protocol, satisfying the encryption requirement. TFTP (Option D) is unencrypted and does not meet the high-security standard. Therefore, the correct selections are SCP for encrypted transport and All Configuration for the XML format.

Topics

#Cisco UCS Manager#Configuration Export#Backup & Restore#Secure File Transfer

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