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An engineer performs a set of configuration changes for the vPC domain using Session Manager. Which two commands are used to verify the configuration and apply the device changes when no errors are…
The correct answer is B. verify C. commit. Cisco NX-OS Session Manager provides a transactional configuration model. Changes made inside a session are staged (not yet applied) until explicitly committed. The 'verify' command validates all staged changes for syntax and semantic errors without applying them - this is the…
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An engineer performs a set of configuration changes for the vPC domain using Session Manager. Which two commands are used to verify the configuration and apply the device changes when no errors are returned? (Choose two)
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- Awrite
- Bverify
- Ccommit
- Dcheckpoint
- Eapply
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(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B92% (23)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Cisco NX-OS Session Manager provides a transactional configuration model. Changes made inside a session are staged (not yet applied) until explicitly committed. The 'verify' command validates all staged changes for syntax and semantic errors without applying them - this is the pre-flight check. If 'verify' returns no errors, 'commit' atomically applies all staged changes to the running configuration. The 'write' command saves the running config to startup (outside of session context). 'checkpoint' creates a configuration snapshot for rollback purposes. 'apply' is not a valid Session Manager command - 'commit' is the correct term.
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