A network administrator receives a new HP Provision switch and notices that the software version running on the switch is older than what is currently used in the network. The network administrator copies an updated version of the operating system from the new switch's USB port to the secondary flash location. The network administrator then executes the following command:

ProVision # boot system flash secondary The switch reboots using the new operating system. However, when the network administrator turns off the switch and turns it back on, the switch boots from the old operating system. Which solution should the network administrator use to fix the problem?

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A network administrator receives a new HP Provision switch and notices that the software version running on the switch is older than what is currently used in the network. The network administrator copies an updated version of the operating system from the new switch's USB port to the secondary flash location. The network administrator then executes the following command:

ProVision # boot system flash secondary The switch reboots using the new operating system. However, when the network administrator turns off the switch and turns it back on, the switch boots from the old operating system. Which solution should the network administrator use to fix the problem?

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C. Execute the boot set-default flash secondary command.

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A. Execute the startup-default secondary command.

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B. Execute the boot-loader file command.

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D. Boot into the switch's Monitor ROM Console and perform the upgrade a second time.

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E. Execute the startup-boot secondary command

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