After making multiple changes to the candidate configuration of a firewall, the administrator would like to start over with a candidate configuration that matches the running configuration. Which command in Device Setup Operations would provide the most operationally efficient way to accomplish this?

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After making multiple changes to the candidate configuration of a firewall, the administrator would like to start over with a candidate configuration that matches the running configuration. Which command in Device > Setup > Operations would provide the most operationally efficient way to accomplish this?

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C. Revert to running configuration The 'Revert to running configuration' command within the Device > Setup > Operations tab specifically discards any modifications in the candidate configuration and restores it to match the currently active, committed configuration, providing a clean slate for new changes.

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A. Import named config snapshot Import named config snapshot is for loading a previously saved configuration file, not for reverting the candidate configuration to the current running state.

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B. Load named configuration snapshot Load named configuration snapshot applies a specific saved configuration snapshot, which is different from restoring the current running configuration as the candidate.

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D. Revert to last saved configuration Revert to last saved configuration would revert to the most recently saved candidate configuration, which may not necessarily be the current running configuration if further changes were made but not committed, or committed and then modified again.

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