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An engineer must export the Cisco UCS Manager configuration for backup purposes. The requirement is to export the configuration that contains the AAA and RBAC configuration. Also the file must be…
The correct answer is B. system configuration. To export Cisco UCS Manager configuration including AAA and RBAC in a human-readable format for backup, the 'system configuration' backup type must be selected.
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An engineer must export the Cisco UCS Manager configuration for backup purposes. The requirement is to export the configuration that contains the AAA and RBAC configuration. Also the file must be stored a human-readable format. Which backup type must be selected to meet these requirements?
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- Alogical configuration
- Bsystem configuration
- Cfun state
- Dall configuration
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To export Cisco UCS Manager configuration including AAA and RBAC in a human-readable format for backup, the 'system configuration' backup type must be selected.
'Logical configuration' exports configuration related to service profiles, pools, and policies, but often excludes explicit system-level security settings like AAA and RBAC.
The 'system configuration' backup type in Cisco UCS Manager specifically exports security configurations such as AAA, RBAC, and other system-level settings, typically saved in a human-readable XML format, fulfilling both specified requirements.
'Full state' backup captures the entire operational state and configuration, but it's often a binary file and not necessarily human-readable.
'All configuration' might also include operational state or other elements not strictly required and may not guarantee a human-readable format for the specific components.
Concept tested: Cisco UCS Manager backup types, AAA, RBAC
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/unified_computing/ucs/ucs-manager/gui-reference/config-guide-UCSM-4-1/b_Cisco_UCS_Manager_GUI_Configuration_Guide_4_1/b_Cisco_UCS_Manager_GUI_Configuration_Guide_4_1_chapter_0100.html#d24969e210a1639
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