Cisco Exam 350-601 Topic 11 Question 53 Discussion

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Question #: 53
Topic #: 11

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An engineer is implementing an import operation in Cisco UCS Manager. What is the impact of performing this operation?

AA configuration can be imported from a higher release to a lower release.

BInformation can be modified on the management plane only.

COnly a configuration file that was exported from the same Cisco UCS Manager can be imported.

DAn import operation can be scheduled.

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Altha

1 months ago

Haha, imagine trying to import a configuration from your friend's Cisco UCS Manager. That would be like trying to use your neighbor's house key to unlock your own door.

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Carmen

8 days ago

A) A configuration can be imported from a higher release to a lower release.

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Marisha

1 months ago

A is a definite no-no. Importing a configuration from a higher release to a lower release would likely cause compatibility issues and potentially break the system.

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Ronny

13 days ago

User 1: I think option A is not a good idea, it could cause compatibility issues.

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Luther

2 months ago

B seems a bit too restrictive. I would expect an import operation to impact both the management plane and the data plane.

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Tori

10 days ago

C) Only a configuration file that was exported from the same Cisco UCS Manager can be imported.

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Carri

23 days ago

B) I agree, it does seem restrictive. Maybe there are other options available.

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Lindsey

1 months ago

A) A configuration can be imported from a higher release to a lower release.

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Rodrigo

2 months ago

Option D sounds interesting, being able to schedule an import operation could be quite useful. But I'm not sure if that's the intended functionality here.

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Lashon

3 days ago

B) Information can be modified on the management plane only.

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Cyril

4 days ago

A) A configuration can be imported from a higher release to a lower release.

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Leeann

8 days ago

D) An import operation can be scheduled.

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Lorrie

10 days ago

C) Only a configuration file that was exported from the same Cisco UCS Manager can be imported.

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Launa

12 days ago

B) Information can be modified on the management plane only.

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Rikki

18 days ago

A) A configuration can be imported from a higher release to a lower release.

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Marlon

1 months ago

User 2: Marlon, I think you're right. It could definitely help with managing configurations more efficiently.

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Marya

2 months ago

User 1: Option D does sound interesting, being able to schedule an import operation could be quite useful.

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Telma

2 months ago

Well, I think both options could be possible depending on the specific scenario. It's important to consider all possibilities before making a decision.

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Terry

2 months ago

I disagree with that, I believe only a configuration file that was exported from the same Cisco UCS Manager can be imported.

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Lezlie

2 months ago

I think option C is the correct answer. It makes sense that only a configuration file exported from the same Cisco UCS Manager can be imported, for security and compatibility reasons.

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Telma

2 months ago

I think the impact of importing a configuration in Cisco UCS Manager is that a configuration can be imported from a higher release to a lower release.

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