An engineer must create an EPG called "Test". The configuration request should succeed if the Tenant called "Tenant" and the application profile called "Test" exist. The firewall policy allows only…

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Options

• ASend <fvAEPg dn="uni/tn-Tenant//epg-Test//ap-Test" status="created"/> to APIC payload
• BSend <fvAEPg dn="uni/tn-Tenant/ap-Test/epg-Test" status="created"/> to APIC payload
• CSend <fvAEPg dn="uni/tn-Test/ap-Test/epg-Tenant" status="created"/> to APIC payload
• DSend <fvAEPg dn="uni/tn-Test//ap-Test//epg-Tenant" status="created"/> to APIC payload

• A
  12% (2)
• B
  76% (13)
• C
  6% (1)
• D
  6% (1)

Explanation

Cisco ACI's REST API uses a hierarchical Distinguished Name (DN) format to identify objects. The correct DN structure for an EPG is: uni/tn-{TenantName}/ap-{AppProfileName}/epg-{EPGName}. For this scenario: Tenant='Tenant', AppProfile='Test', EPG='Test', the correct DN is 'uni/tn-Tenant/ap-Test/epg-Test'. Since only HTTP (not HTTPS) is allowed by the firewall, the REST API call must go over HTTP - but that does not change the payload. Options A, C, and D have incorrect DN formats (wrong order of object names or double slashes), which would cause the API call to fail or create objects in the wrong location.

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