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An engineer needs to make an XML backup of Cisco UCS Manager. The backup should be transferred using an authenticated and encrypted tunnel and it should contain all system and service profiles…
The correct answer is C. create backup scp://user@host35/backups/all-config9.bak all-configuration. In Cisco UCS Manager CLI, the correct command syntax for creating a backup is 'create backup', not 'copy' (which is Cisco IOS syntax). The SCP protocol provides both authentication and encryption, satisfying the secure tunnel requirement. The 'all-configuration' backup type…
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An engineer needs to make an XML backup of Cisco UCS Manager. The backup should be transferred using an authenticated and encrypted tunnel and it should contain all system and service profiles configuration. Which command must be implemented to meet these requirements?
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- Acreate file scp://user@host35/backups/all-config9.bak all-configuration
- Bcopy startup-config scp://user@host35/backups/all-config9.bak all-configuration
- Ccreate backup scp://user@host35/backups/all-config9.bak all-configuration
- Dcopy running-config scp://user@host35/backups/all-config9.bak all-configuration
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A3% (1)
- B8% (3)
- C78% (31)
- D13% (5)
Explanation
In Cisco UCS Manager CLI, the correct command syntax for creating a backup is 'create backup', not 'copy' (which is Cisco IOS syntax). The SCP protocol provides both authentication and encryption, satisfying the secure tunnel requirement. The 'all-configuration' backup type captures the full system configuration including all service profiles, pools, policies, and fabric settings - making it the correct scope for this requirement. Options B and D use IOS-style 'copy' commands that are invalid in UCS Manager. Option A uses 'create file' which is not a valid UCS Manager backup command.
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