300-635 Exam Dumps : Automating Cisco Data Center Solutions (DCAUTO)

In the NXAPI-CLI JSON-RPC interface on Cisco Nexus switches, the ‘cli’ command is used to execute non-configuration CLI commands, which is equivalent to a POST operation in this context. Therefore, option A is correct. References:

Official documentation from Cisco regarding NXAPI.

The Python code in the exhibit is using the Cobra SDK to interact with Cisco’s Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI). The code performs the following actions:

It logs into the ACI fabric using credentials provided.

It creates a new Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) instance named “DevNet_VRF” within a tenant named “DevNet_Tenant”.

It creates a new Bridge Domain (BD) named “DevNet_BD” within the same tenant and associates it with the previously created VRF.

It defines a subnet within this Bridge Domain with the network address “10.10.10.1/24”, which is labeled as “DevNet_Subnet”.

An Application Profile (AppProfile) named “DevNet_App” is created within the tenant.

An Endpoint Group (EPG) named “DevNet_EPG” is created and associated with both the AppProfile (“DevNet_App”) and BridgeDomain (“DevNet_BD”).

Therefore, options B and C are correct: B. This action creates an EPG called “DevNet_EPG” inside an AppProfile called “DevNet_App” located in an ACI tenant called “DevNet_Tenant”. The EPG is linked to a BridgeDomain called “DevNet_BD”. C. This action creates a subnet called “DevNet_Subnet” inside VRF “DevNet_VRF” located in an ACI tenant called “DevNet_Tenant” and sets its network address to “10.10.10.1/24”.

References :=For more information on automating Cisco Data Center Solutions, one can refer to Cisco’s official training course for Implementing Automation for Cisco Data Center Solutions (DCAUI): Cisco Training Course

The output shown in the exhibit is a list of distinguished names (DNs) for Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) blades within specific chassis. The correct PowerTool commands to provide this output would be those that retrieve information about UCS blade servers and then select their distinguished names. The command Get-UcsBlade | Select-Object Dn retrieves all the UCS blade servers and then pipes them to the Select-Object cmdlet to display only their distinguished names, which matches the pattern seen in the exhibit. Similarly, Get-UcsRackUnit | Select-Object Dn could potentially provide a similar output if rack units are named in a similar fashion to blades within the system’s naming conventions. References :=

Cisco UCS PowerTool Suite - PowerShell Libraries for Cisco UCS Manager: 1

Cisco UCS Manager CLI Configuration Guide: 2