350-601 · Question #63
350-601 Question #63: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: The upgrade process disrupts only the module that is being upgraded.. {"question_number": 7, "question": "Which two statements about the process of performing an EPLD upgrade on a Cisco MDS 9000 Series Switch are true? (Choose two.)", "correct_answer": "B, E", "explanation": "Answer B is correct: EPLD upgrades on Cisco MDS 9000 are performed module
Question
Which two statements about the process of performing an EPLD upgrade on a Cisco MDS 9000 Series Switch are true? (Choose two.)
Options
- AThe upgrade can be performed from the standby supervisor module.
- BThe upgrade process disrupts only the module that is being upgraded.
- CThe active supervisor can be upgraded.
- DIf an upgrade is interrupted, the upgrade continues after a connection is restored.
- EModules must be online to be upgraded.
Explanation
{"question_number": 7, "question": "Which two statements about the process of performing an EPLD upgrade on a Cisco MDS 9000 Series Switch are true? (Choose two.)", "correct_answer": "B, E", "explanation": "Answer B is correct: EPLD upgrades on Cisco MDS 9000 are performed module-by-module (rolling), so only the specific module being upgraded is disrupted while all other modules continue forwarding traffic. Answer E is correct: modules must be in the online state before they can be upgraded-offline or powered-down modules are skipped and cannot have their EPLDs programmed. Option A is incorrect because EPLD upgrades are initiated from the active supervisor, not the standby. Option C is incorrect because the active supervisor module cannot be upgraded using the standard rolling EPLD process without causing a supervisor switchover or reload. Option D is incorrect-if an upgrade is interrupted (e.g., connection loss), the upgrade does not automatically resume; the module may be left in an inconsistent state requiring manual intervention.", "generated_by": "claude-sonnet", "llm_judge_score": 3}
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