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The exhibit shows an XML configuration using NETCONF (Network Configuration Protocol) to edit the configuration of a network device. Specifically, the operation is being used with the nc:operation="delete" attribute within the element. This means that the configuration is intended to delete specific configurations related to the interface named FastEthernet0/0/3.9.

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The element initiates a remote procedure call.

The element specifies the operation to be performed.

The element with indicates that the changes are to be made to the running configuration.

The element contains the configuration data to be applied.

Within , the element with nc:operation="delete" specifies that the interface configuration for FastEthernet0/0/3.9 is to be deleted.

This configuration does not affect all device configurations or shut down the device but deletes the specified interface configuration.

The first stage of a CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) pipeline typically involves developers committing and pushing code into a version control system (VCS) such as Git. This stage sets the foundation for subsequent automated processes.

Version Control System (VCS): A VCS allows multiple developers to work on code simultaneously, track changes, and manage versions.

Initial Commit: The act of committing code means saving changes to the local repository.

Push to Repository: Pushing code sends the committed changes to a remote repository, making them available for the CI/CD pipeline to trigger automated processes such as building and testing.

The packet capture shows that the packets are arriving at Server B and that the server responds, indicating that Server B is reachable and the API service is running. However, since the developer cannot access the API, the most likely cause is that the return traffic on port 443 (HTTPS) is being blocked on the incoming interface of Firewall B. This means that although Server B is responding, the responses are not getting back to the developer's client because they are being blocked by the firewall.

Cisco DevNet Sandbox provides developers with access to a variety of Cisco technologies in a lab environment. It is an essential resource for developers who want to test and build applications using Cisco APIs and products.

DevNet Sandbox: This platform offers pre-configured, ready-to-use environments that allow developers to experiment with Cisco products, including security products, without the need to set up and configure their own infrastructure.

In the Ansible playbook, the last task uses the apt module with state: absent and purge: yes for the webexbot package. This configuration ensures that the package is uninstalled and all associated configuration files are removed. This is different from a simple uninstall, which would leave configuration files behind.

The provided Ansible playbook automates the process of ensuring the nginx server is installed while removing apache2, and then updates all the packages to their latest versions.

Task 1: Ensures that apache2 is uninstalled (state: absent).

Task 2: Ensures that nginx is installed (state: present).

Task 3: Updates all packages to their latest versions (state: latest).

Option C accurately describes the process automated by the Ansible playbook.

1 – E, 2 – B, 3 – D, 4 – A

1 – B, 2 – E, 3 – C, 4 – D, 5 – A

The described behavior, where an automation script fails to connect to an internal server exactly 50% of the time from different clients, suggests an issue with a load balancer. Load balancers distribute incoming network traffic across multiple servers to ensure reliability and performance. If a load balancer is misconfigured or if one of the backend servers is down, the connection might fail intermittently, which aligns with the described 1 out of 2 failure rate.