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Exam 300-435 Topic 2 Question 85 Discussion
Cisco Exam 300-435 Topic 2 Question 85 Discussion
Actual exam question for Cisco's 300-435 exam
Question #: 85
Topic #: 2
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What is a difference between OpenConfig and native YANG data models?
A
Native models are developed by vendors and designed to intergrate to features or configurations that are relevant only to that platform.
B
openconfig models are developed by venders and designed to integrate to features or configurations that are relevant only to that platform.
C
Native models are designed to be independent of the underlying platform and are developed by vendors and standards bodies, such as the IETF.
D
Native models are developed by individual developers and designed to apply configurations on platforms.
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Zita
19 days ago
Haha, option D is pretty funny. Imagine some random developer just creating their own native models for platforms. That's not how it works!
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Venita
20 days ago
Definitely C. I'm not a big fan of vendor-specific models, they always seem to have limited functionality.
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Pamella
21 days ago
C sounds like the most logical answer to me. Native models are supposed to be universal, not tied to a particular platform.
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Catina
24 days ago
I think the correct answer is C. Native models are designed to be platform-independent and developed by vendors and standards bodies, while OpenConfig models are vendor-specific.
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Afton
13 days ago
I agree, native models are meant to be platform-independent.
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Elena
26 days ago
Yes, openconfig models are designed to integrate to features specific to the platform.
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Willis
30 days ago
OpenConfig models are specific to the platform, right?
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Malcom
1 months ago
I agree, native models are developed by vendors and standards bodies.
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Elena
1 months ago
I think the difference is that native models are independent of the platform.
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