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. Refer to the exhibit An engineer must access a Cisco UCS C-Series server KVM from a remote location. The engineer must use the out-of-band interface to access the KVM Which configuration set meets these requirements?
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C/D? Depends on the NIC mode really. Out-of-band usually means using the dedicated management NIC, which matches D, but some setups might use Shared LOM if configured right. Pretty sure D is what they're expecting here though.
D . Out-of-band access for UCS C-Series usually means the dedicated management port is used, not shared LOM. I've seen similar questions in practice sets, and they always go with Dedicated NIC, VLAN state disabled. Pretty sure that's what they're after here-correct me if I'm off.
C imo. Shared LOM with VLAN ID set should still allow KVM access if the management and data are carried over the same link. Out-of-band sometimes catches people but in practice Shared LOM can work too.
Out-of-band here points to using the dedicated management port, so D. Shared LOM looks tempting but is usually for in-band access.
D
Maybe D. If they mean out-of-band as a dedicated management port, that's how UCS usually does it.
Option D here, since out-of-band means dedicated management, not shared LOM. Not 100 percent though.
I’d say D
D
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