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The goal is to automatically enable interface Eth1/2 whenever interface Eth1/1 is shut down. An EEM applet consists of an event (the trigger) and an action (the response).

The Applet Name:

The command event manager applet [name] initializes the applet.

Options A and B incorrectly put the event syslog pattern before the applet definition. In NX-OS and IOS, you must first enter the applet configuration context before defining its parameters.

The Event Trigger:

The requirement is to trigger the script when Eth1/1 is shut down.

Option C specifies event syslog pattern " Interface Ethernet 1/1, changed state to administratively down " . This matches the standard syslog message generated when an interface is manually disabled.

Option D is incorrect because it monitors Eth1/2 instead of Eth1/1, meaning the script would only trigger if the interface it ' s trying to open was the one being shut.

The Action Sequence (from the exhibit):

The provided exhibit shows the actions that will be executed once the event occurs:

action 1.0 cli command " enable " (Enter privileged mode).

action 1.5 cli command " config t " (Enter configuration mode).

action 2.0 cli command " interface Eth1/2 " (Select the target interface).

action 2.5 cli command " no shutdown " (Enable the target interface).