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An engineer must back up the Cisco UCS Manager configuration to a remote server. The backup job must meet these requirements: - The backup must use the TCP protocol and be secure. - Client…
The correct answer is C. Type: System configuration. System configuration backup includes usernames, roles, and locales - as required. SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) uses TCP and is encrypted, ensuring secure transmission. It does not require client authentication like SCP does. Backups in this format are human-readable All…
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An engineer must back up the Cisco UCS Manager configuration to a remote server. The backup job must meet these requirements:
- The backup must use the TCP protocol and be secure.
- Client identification does not need to be verified before data is
transmitted.
- The backup must contain the system configuration, including
usernames, roles and locales.
- The operations team requires that the backup file is in a human-
readable format. Which set of configurations should the engineer use?
Options
- AType: All configuration
- BType: Logical configuration
- CType: System configuration
- DType: Full stale
How the community answered
(53 responses)- A8% (4)
- B15% (8)
- C74% (39)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
System configuration backup includes usernames, roles, and locales - as required. SFTP (Secure File Transfer Protocol) uses TCP and is encrypted, ensuring secure transmission. It does not require client authentication like SCP does. Backups in this format are human-readable All configuration / Full state includes more data than needed and often in binary format. Logical configuration does not include user and locale details. SCP requires key-based authentication or strict user setup and is less preferred for UCS backups.
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