QuestionQ44

Automation

An engineer has a primary fabric named UCS-A and a secondary fabric named UCS-B. A certificate request with the subject name sjc2016 must be created for the keyring named kr2016. The cluster IP address is 10.68.68.68.

Which command set creates this certificate request?

  • A UCS-A # scope keyring kr2016 UCS-A /keyring # create certreq 10.68.68.68 sjc2016 UCS-A /keyring* # commit-buffer
  • B UCS-B # scope keyring kr2016 UCS-B /keyring # create certreq ip 10.68.68.68 subject-name sjc2016 UCS-B /keyring* # commit-both
  • C UCS-B# scope security UCS-B /security # scope keyring kr2016 UCS-B /security/keyring # set certreq 10.68.68.68 sjc2016 UCS-B /security/keyring* # commit-both
  • D UCS-A# scope security UCS-A /security # scope keyring kr2016 UCS-A /security/keyring # create certreq ip 10.68.68.68 subject-name sjc2016 UCS-A /security/keyring* # commit-buffer
Explanation

A Cisco UCS Manager certificate request is created in the /security/keyring context with create certreq ip <address> subject-name <name>, then saved using commit-buffer. This uses the specified cluster IP address 10.68.68.68, subject name sjc2016, and keyring kr2016 from the UCS-A fabric context.

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