Execute the saved-configuration command to clear the contents of the configuration file used for the next startup of the device, and unspecify the configuration file used for the next startup of the…

Question

Options

• Areset
• Bclear
• Cdelete
• Drecover

• A
  83% (20)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  8% (2)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because on Huawei VRP-based devices, the reset saved-configuration command both erases the contents of the startup configuration file and unspecifies it as the file to be loaded at next boot, effectively returning the device to factory defaults after a reboot. Option B (clear) is not a valid top-level saved-configuration command in this context on Huawei devices; it is used for other purposes such as clearing ARP or routing table entries. Option C (delete) can remove files from the filesystem but does not unspecify the startup configuration file as required by the question. Option D (recover) is associated with restoring or recovering data, not with clearing a configuration file.

Memory tip: Think of "reset" as a hard restart of the configuration state -- just as resetting a device returns it to defaults, reset saved-configuration resets what the device will load on its next startup.

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