Which feature enables the output Cisco Transport Planner to directly provision an NCS 2000 network element?

Question

Options

• Aeasy setup
• Bautomatic node setup
• Csoftware defined networking
• Dautoprovisioning

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  92% (24)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Automatic Node Setup (B) is the correct answer because it is a specific Cisco Transport Planner (CTP) feature that takes the planned network design and directly provisions - pushes configuration to - NCS 2000 optical network elements, eliminating manual CLI configuration.

• A (Easy Setup) is a distractor; while it sounds intuitive, it is not a defined CTP provisioning feature for NCS 2000.
• C (Software Defined Networking) is a broader architectural concept, not a specific CTP output feature, and SDN is not the mechanism CTP uses to directly configure NCS 2000 nodes.
• D (Autoprovisioning) sounds plausible but refers to a general concept or a different context (e.g., zero-touch provisioning in routing); it is not the named CTP feature for this workflow.

Memory tip: Think "Automatic Node Setup → pushes to NodeS" - ANS feeds the NCS 2000. The word "node" in the feature name directly maps to "network element" in the question, making it the dead giveaway.

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