nerdexam
Cisco

350-601 · Question #390

Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must run a continuous capture on a port A script called ''capture'1 is created to start and stop the capture task. Which command sequence makes the capture…

The correct answer is C. Option C. To ensure a capture script runs persistently after a device reboot, the command to execute the script must be placed in the startup configuration. The run-script command, followed by the script name, needs to be saved to the startup configuration.

Automation

Question

Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer must run a continuous capture on a port A script called ''capture'1 is created to start and stop the capture task. Which command sequence makes the capture persistent after a reboot?

Exhibit

350-601 question #390 exhibit

Options

  • AOption A
  • BOption B
  • COption C
  • DOption D

How the community answered

(40 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    5% (2)
  • C
    83% (33)
  • D
    10% (4)

Why each option

To ensure a capture script runs persistently after a device reboot, the command to execute the script must be placed in the startup configuration. The `run-script` command, followed by the script name, needs to be saved to the startup configuration.

AOption A

This option, lacking context from an exhibit, would be incorrect if it does not involve saving the configuration to make it persistent.

BOption B

This option, lacking context from an exhibit, would be incorrect if it does not involve saving the configuration to make it persistent.

COption CCorrect

The `run-script capture` command executes the specified script. To make this execution persistent across reboots, the command must be saved as part of the startup configuration, typically by using a command like `copy running-config startup-config` after the script execution is configured to occur at boot.

DOption D

This option, lacking context from an exhibit, would be incorrect if it does not involve saving the configuration to make it persistent.

Concept tested: Network device persistent configuration and script execution

Topics

#Network capture#Script persistence#Cisco Automation#Event Manager (EEM)

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full 350-601 Practice