Yeah, it's C. Northbound APIs are always about letting external apps talk to controllers like DNAC, not for device-level stuff (that'd be southbound). Pretty sure that's what Cisco means by Intent API here, but open if anyone thinks otherwise.
What is the correct ncclient method to use to collect the running configuration of a Cisco IOS XE
device that uses NETCONF?get_config method is specifically for fetching configs like running or startup, not operational state. B (get) is tempting but that's for operational data, config needs D. Easy to get those mixed up if you don't check the API docs.get_config is valid for pulling the running config using ncclient with NETCONF. A is used for copying configs, which doesn't match what they're asking here. Pretty sure about this but open to other takes.Definitely D here. get_config is the ncclient method made for pulling device configs like running or startup. The others don't actually retrieve config data directly. Pretty sure that's right, correct me if I'm off.
get_config is the right ncclient method for dumping running config with NETCONF. The others don't match Python client syntax from what I've seen.C/D? SDN is all about overlays (C) and being designed to change/adapt fast (D). Traditional infra is more like A/B, with manual configs box by box. E feels extra, since you can manage SDN with tools even if you aren't deep into software dev. I think C and D fit best here but happy to hear other thoughts.
Which two parameters are mandatory when the Cisco Meraki API is used to create a network?
(Choose two.)type to tell Meraki what kind of network, and organizationId to know where to create it. Timezone defaults if not provided, so not strictly required. Open to correction if Cisco changes this!
Which ncclient method is used to collect the running configuration of a Cisco IOS XE device that uses
NETCONF?get_config() to pull config data, specifically stuff like running-config. get() is more for operational or state info. Pretty sure that's what Cisco is after here, but let me know if I'm missing something.Honestly, I was going to say B because I thought get() grabs all data, but now I'm second guessing since config and operational data use different methods. Anyone seen Cisco ask for running config but accept get() in real exams?
get_config() is the ncclient method for retrieving running or startup config. Option B is a common trap, but get() is used for state/operational data, not actual configuration. Someone correct me if I'm off here.
Cisco SD-WAN deployment must be troubleshooted using vManage APIs. A call to vEdge Hardware
Health API returns the data in the exhibit (only a portion is shown). If this JSON is converted to a
Python dictionary and assigned to the variable “d”, how the status is accessed that is indicated on
line 16?Seriously Cisco, these options are worded to trip you up. It's definitely A because native models are by vendors for their own gear, not cross-platform like OpenConfig. Anyone disagree?