Refer to the exhibit. What is the reason the system-fm-vrrp checkpoint was created?

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Exhibit

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• AThe VRRP process crashed and the checkpoint was automatically created.
• BThe VRRP service restarted and the checkpoint was automatically created.
• CThe network administrator manually created it.
• DThe VRRP-enabled feature has been disabled.

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  8% (3)
• D
  87% (34)

Explanation

Reasons that could trigger automated system checkpoints are highlighted below: - License expiration of a feature - Disabling a feature with the no feature command - Removing an instance of a Layer 3 protocol The system-generated checkpoint name convention has the format system-fm-feature. To help illustrate this automated feature we attempted to disable the VRRP feature on our Nexus 5000 therefore triggering the system to create a checkpoint. First we confirm the VRRP feature is enabled by issuing the show feature | include vrrp command then disable it and then verify it has Notice that the system now shows a second checkpoint system-fm-vrrp which did not previously exist. This second checkpoint was created automatically by the Nexus as soon as we disabled the vrrp feature. checkpoint-rollback-feature.html

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