Free Cisco 300-635 Practice Exam with Questions & Answers | Set: 2

The output shown in the exhibit is a list of distinguished names (DNs) for Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) blades within specific chassis. The correct PowerTool commands to provide this output would be those that retrieve information about UCS blade servers and then select their distinguished names. The command Get-UcsBlade | Select-Object Dn retrieves all the UCS blade servers and then pipes them to the Select-Object cmdlet to display only their distinguished names, which matches the pattern seen in the exhibit. Similarly, Get-UcsRackUnit | Select-Object Dn could potentially provide a similar output if rack units are named in a similar fashion to blades within the system’s naming conventions. References :=

Cisco UCS PowerTool Suite - PowerShell Libraries for Cisco UCS Manager: 1

Cisco UCS Manager CLI Configuration Guide: 2

The correct command to execute a Python script within the Guest Shell container on a Cisco NX-OS switch is guestshell run, followed by the path to the Python script. In this case, the script deltacounters.py is located in /home/admin/, so the full command would be guestshell run python /home/admin/deltacounter.py ethernet1/1. This command initiates the Guest Shell, which is a secure, Linux-based environment designed to run custom Linux applications, including Python scripts, on Cisco NX-OS platforms. By specifying python after guestshell run, we are instructing Guest Shell to use its Python interpreter to execute the given script with ‘ethernet1/1’ as an argument passed to it.

References:

Cisco Guest Shell Configuration Guide

Implementing Automation for Cisco Data Center Solutions (DCAUI)

Without the exhibit or the complete Python code options (A, B, C, D), it is not possible to determine which snippet correctly creates an application policy named OrderProcess with two application endpoint groups under Tenant SuperEats using direct calls to the ACI REST API. The correct answer would depend on the specific API calls made and the structure of the JSON payload in the Python code.

References :=

Automating Cisco Data Center Solutions (DCAUI) v1

Cisco Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) documentation

Cluster Isolation (B) and Namespace Isolation (E) are Kubernetes features that allow partitioning of cluster resources and application isolation. VM Isolation (A) is not specific to Kubernetes with SCCM plugin deployment, and Process Isolation (D) is not an application isolation type in this context. References: Cisco ACI APIC CLI Configuration

In Cisco NX-OS platforms, two common bootstrap technologies are supported: iPXE (Internet Protocol eXtensible Environment) and POAP (PowerOn Auto Provisioning). iPXE allows for network booting using software such as DHCP or TFTP to load an operating system over a network interface independently of data storage devices like hard disks or CD-ROM drives. POAP automates the process of upgrading software images and installing configuration files on switches that are being deployed in the network for the first time. References := Cisco NX-OS Software

When using the Cisco Intersight API, the Secret Key is only available at the time of API Key creation, which is why option B is correct. An API Key is indeed composed of a Key ID and Secret Key, making option C correct as well. The other options do not apply as per the standard practices for API authentication

To add an additional NTP server to an existing NTP server policy in Cisco Intersight via API call, one would typically use the HTTP PATCH method to update the policy with the new server details. The PATCH method is used to apply partial modifications to a resource.

The image shows four different code snippets that are examples of API calls using different HTTP methods (POST and PATCH) for modifying NTP server policies in Cisco Intersight. However, without seeing the full context of options A, B, C, and D from the original question source, it’s impossible to determine which one correctly adds an additional NTP server to “My_NTP_Policy”.

Based on common practices for RESTful APIs and assuming that “My_NTP_Policy” already exists and we need to add another NTP server to it without removing existing ones:

One would use a PATCH request.

The URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) should target the specific policy by name or ID.

The body of the request should include only the properties that are being added or changed—in this case, adding a new NTP server address.

References :=

Implementing Automation for Cisco Data Center Solutions (DCAUI) - Cisco Training Course

git add .

git commit –m “new function”

git status

 To update the firmware on a specific Cisco UCS rack server managed by Cisco Intersight using a Python script, the script must include a GET request to retrieve the server with the specified AssetTag and then update the firmware JSON body with the server’s Managed Object ID (Moid). The correct statements to complete this task would be:

A GET request that queries the Intersight API for the server with the given AssetTag (Option A).

An update to the firmware JSON body dictionary, setting the ‘Server’ key to the ‘Moid’ value obtained from the GET request response (Option D).

References:

Cisco Intersight API documentation for details on API endpoints and query parameters.

Python requests library documentation for constructing and executing HTTP requests.