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1. When vBlade A issues a “vcs vmaster-take-over 200” command, which statement is true?

The command is ignored when the current vMaster is in vMaster maintenance mode.

Any subsequent vmaster-take-over command within the chassis with a parameter smaller than 201 is ignored.

The 200 priority is compared to the current vmaster’s default vrid priority to determine which device controls the chassis.

If an administrator on vBlade B were to simultaneously issue command vcs vmaster-take-over 210, vBlade B would become the vMaster.

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2. Select two aXAPI implementation use cases. (Choose two.)

Auto-syncing the configurations via virtual chassis.

Extract ACOS configurations or statistics from ACO

Perform deep packet inspection on traffic and redirect and modify content.

Writing scripts to automate configuration changes.

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3. Which statement correctly describes the result of the following commands?

ACOS(config)#logging host 192.168.216.45

ACOs(config)#end

ACOS#active-partition p1

Currently active partition: p1

ACOS[p1](config)#logging host 2.2.2.2

ACOS[p1](config)#logging host partition shared

System logs generated from partition “p1” will be sent to logging server “2.2.2.2”, and only warning severity log messages are sent to the shared logging server’s “192.168.216.45”.

System logs generated from partition “p1” will be sent to logging server “2.2.2.2”, as well as to the shared logging server’s “192.168.216.45”.

System logs generated from partition “p1” will be sent to logging server “2.2.2.2”.

System logs generated from partition “p1” will be sent to the shared logging server’s “192.168.216.45”.

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4. ACOS can log the following accounting records for administrative sessions:

device access attempts only

syslog errors of a specified severity level

device access and command entry attempts

command entry attempts only

syslog errors of severity greater than a specified level

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5. Given the following configuration, which statement describes Alice’s partition access rights?

Alice can access the partitions alpha and beta partition, but not the shared partition.

Alice can access the partitions alpha, beta, as well as the shared partition.

Alice can access either the alpha or beta partitions, but cannot access them both.

Alice can access the shared partition provided she is not currently accessing the alpha or beta partition.

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6. Which statement describes the following configuration?

ACOS(config)# smtp 10.10.10.5

ACOS(config)# logging email emergency

ACOS(config)# logging email-address [email protected]

Send logs related to 10.10.10.5 to email address [email protected].

The ACOS device is configured to send log messages by email.

The ACOS administrator’s email is [email protected] where SNMP traps will be sent.

The ACOS device is configured to act as SMTP server to forward logging messages for other devices.

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7. Describe VRRP-A (high availability) and aVCS interoperability.

Enabling VRRP-A requires that aVCS is operational

Enabling aVCS require VRRP-A is operational

VRRP-A and aVCS operate independently of each other

VRRP-A and aVCS must function simultaneously

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8. What information is typically submitted with every aXAPI call after the initial login is complete?

Authorization header with signature

The ACOS device serial number

The programming language being used

The AXAPI special permission XML file

Log file location

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9. Device 1 is the vMaster in a virtual chassis. Select the command set that adds an IP address to VE interface 200 on device 3?

interface ve 200 device 3 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

interface device-context 3 interface ve 200 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

interface ve 3/200 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

vcs device-context device 3 interface ve 200 ip address 198.162.4.1 /24

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