What is the result of enabling the Core File Exporter in UCS Manager?

Question

Options

• AA core dump file will be immediately created and transmitted using HTTP protocol
• BA core dump must be remotely activated by Cisco TAC.
• CA core dump will immediately be generated and will be exported
• DIf a subsequent triggering event occurs, a core dump will be generated and sent by TFTP

• A
  4% (1)
• C
  92% (23)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Enabling the Core File Exporter in UCS Manager immediately triggers core dump generation and export - no additional event or manual action is required. This is useful for capturing the current system state for diagnostics at the moment of configuration.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is wrong because UCS Manager uses TFTP (not HTTP) as the transport protocol for core dump export.
• B is wrong because the feature is locally activated through UCS Manager itself; Cisco TAC does not need to remotely trigger it.
• D is the most tempting distractor, but it incorrectly implies the core dump only occurs after a future triggering event - the actual behavior is immediate upon enabling.

Memory tip: Think of the Core File Exporter as a "snapshot now" button - the moment you flip it on, it acts. Associate C with "Capture immediately" to distinguish it from D, which wrongly implies a wait-and-see approach.

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