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The NETCONF statement type represented by “±-rw address* [ip]” is a ‘list’. In YANG, which is the data modeling language used by NETCONF, a ‘list’ statement defines a sequence of list entries. Each entry is like a row in a table. The “+” indicates that this is a configuration data node, “rw” means read-write, and the asterisk (*) signifies that multiple address entries are allowed (hence it’s a list), with “ip” being the key for each unique entry in the list. References: Automating Cisco Enterprise Solutions Official Cert Guide

The correct code snippet for detecting a change in OSPF neighbors and displaying an alert message is Option C. This option includes a check for ‘OSPF-neighbor-state-change’ within the ‘Correlation Engine’ data returned by the API call. If this key exists and its value is not 0, indicating a state change has occurred, it prints out an alert message “OSPF neighbor change detected!” This logic correctly implements the required functionality.

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https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v0/create-organization-network/

https://developer.cisco.com/docs/dna-center/#!device-provisioning/goal

The correct Python snippet to receive a Meraki webhook request is the one that uses the @app.route decorator with the correct endpoint and accepts the POST method since webhooks typically send data using HTTP POST requests. In this case, Option D is set up to accept POST requests which align with how webhooks operate. References := ( Automating Cisco Enterprise Solutions Official Cert Guide )

This API request is constructed to query the Cisco SD-WAN vManage Statistics API for application route statistics based on the specified device ID and colors for the local and remote endpoints. References: (Automating Cisco Enterprise Solutions Official Cert Guide)

 To replace device configuration using RESTCONF with the Python library Requests, one would use the put() method. The put() method in HTTP is used to update an existing resource or create it if it does not exist. In RESTCONF, which operates over HTTP, using put() will replace the entire target configuration datastore with the payload specified in the request. References: Automating Cisco Enterprise Solutions Official Cert Guide

REST API calls are characterized as being stateless and implemented over HTTP. Being stateless means that each request from client to server must contain all of the information needed to understand and complete the request; there is no session state stored on the server. Implemented over HTTP indicates that REST APIs use standard web protocols for communication. References: Automating Cisco Enterprise Solutions Official Cert Guide

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