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You are about to assign a static UUID to a service profile. This particular UUID is also defined within the range of a UUID pool. The duplicate UUID in the pool has not yet been allocated. What will…
The correct answer is B. Applying the static UUID will succeed with no warnings. Cisco UCS Manager does not cross-validate static UUID assignments against configured UUID pool ranges at the time of assignment. If the overlapping UUID in the pool has not yet been allocated (i.e., it has not been assigned to another service profile), UCS Manager will accept…
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You are about to assign a static UUID to a service profile. This particular UUID is also defined within the range of a UUID pool. The duplicate UUID in the pool has not yet been allocated. What will be the result of applying the static UUID?
Options
- AApplying the static UUID will fail with an error stating that the UUID exists within a defined
- BApplying the static UUID will succeed with no warnings.
- CApplying the static UUID will succeed and a minor fault will be raised.
- DApplying the static UUID will succeed and an information fault will be raised.
- EApplying the static UUID will fail with an error stating that the UUID is a duplicate UUID.
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A4% (1)
- B93% (26)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Cisco UCS Manager does not cross-validate static UUID assignments against configured UUID pool ranges at the time of assignment. If the overlapping UUID in the pool has not yet been allocated (i.e., it has not been assigned to another service profile), UCS Manager will accept the static UUID without errors or warnings. A conflict would only arise if the same UUID were actively in use by another object. Therefore, the static UUID is applied successfully and silently.
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