350-601 · Question #27
Which configuration generates a syslog message when CPU utilization is higher than 60%?
The correct answer is A. event manager applet HIGH-CPU. In Cisco NX-OS EEM (Embedded Event Manager), CPU utilization monitoring uses the 'event snmp' or 'event sysmgr' triggers combined with a threshold value. The correct applet configuration (choice A) uses the proper NX-OS EEM syntax to define a CPU utilization threshold event at…
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Which configuration generates a syslog message when CPU utilization is higher than 60%?
Options
- Aevent manager applet HIGH-CPU
- Bevent manager applet HIGH-CPU
- Cevent manager applet HIGH-CPU
- Devent manager applet HIGH-CPU
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A84% (21)
- B4% (1)
- C4% (1)
- D8% (2)
Explanation
In Cisco NX-OS EEM (Embedded Event Manager), CPU utilization monitoring uses the 'event snmp' or 'event sysmgr' triggers combined with a threshold value. The correct applet configuration (choice A) uses the proper NX-OS EEM syntax to define a CPU utilization threshold event at 60% and an action to generate a syslog message (action syslog). The other options contain syntactically incorrect or incomplete EEM configurations - for example, using wrong event types, missing threshold parameters, or incorrect action statements - making only choice A a valid, functioning EEM applet for this use case.
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