Q: 18
Refer to the exhibit. The lab group consists of four Cisco IOS XE routers named pod-11,pod-12, and
pod-22. What is the result of running the Ansible playbook to reset the lab?Options
Discussion
C not B. Seen similar lab setups and Loopback1 is what gets removed from pod-11 and pod-12.
I usually double-check the official Cisco docs for playbook behavior like this, plus trying it in an actual lab. I think it's C since the playbook targets Loopback1 on pod-11 and pod-12, so only those interfaces get removed. Not fully sure though if there's tricky task templating. Anyone reference a practice exam yet?
Its C again, and honestly these playbook lab questions are always worded just vague enough to trip you up. The play targets Loopback1 on pod-11 and pod-12 so only those interfaces get removed, not the others.
Cisco docs and hands-on lab time are best for these playbook cases. C
My vote is C fits here. The Ansible playbook targets Loopback1 and specifically names pod-11 and pod-12, so it removes that interface from just those routers. Not totally sure unless I saw the full playbook but from past labs I'm pretty confident. If anyone's seen different behavior let me know!
Practice labs and the Cisco official guide are really helpful for these Ansible automation questions. C.
Its B, looks like a trap since the playbook probably targets Loopback2 on all routers not just pod-21 and pod-22.
B or D here. Based on similar practice questions, pretty sure the playbook would target all routers to clear Loopback2 addresses, or maybe only pod-21 and pod-22 as in D. Official guide and lab practice might clarify this, but could be missing something.
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