Cisco Updated 350-601 Exam Questions and Answers by harper-rose

 Option A is the correct configuration to use the DNS server with IP address 192.168.1.1 on a Cisco UCS Fabric Interconnect. The engineer needs to scope the system settings, create a DNS entry with the IP address, and commit the buffer. The other options have incorrect commands or syntax errors. For example, option B uses the wrong command to set the name of the fabric interconnect, option C uses the wrong command to create the DNS entry, and option D uses the wrong command to scope the system settings. References:

• [Cisco UCS Manager CLI Configuration Guide, Release 4.0 - Configuring System Settings [Cisco UCS Manager]], Configuring System Settings, Configuring DNS
• [Cisco UCS Manager CLI Configuration Guide, Release 4.0 - Configuring System Settings [Cisco UCS Manager]], Configuring System Settings, Configuring the Fabric Interconnect Name

The benefit of adding Cisco HyperFlex Hardware Acceleration Cards to a HyperFlex deployment is increased compression efficiency. These cards are PCIe devices that offload the compression and decompression operations from the CPU, resulting in higher performance and lower latency for most storage workloads. The cards also reduce the CPU utilization and power consumption of the HyperFlex nodes, enabling more resources for other applications. The other options (offline encryption acceleration, increased network throughput, and GPU acceleration) are not benefits of the HyperFlex Hardware Acceleration Cards. References: For more information on the HyperFlex Hardware Acceleration Cards, please refer to the following resources:

• Configure HyperFlex Hardware Acceleration Cards
• Cisco HyperFlex Systems Installation Guide for VMware ESXi, Release 4.0
• Cisco HyperFlex HX240c M5 Data Sheet

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In OSPF, the router with the highest priority on a network becomes the Designated Router (DR), responsible for generating LSAs for the network. By default, all Cisco routers have an OSPF priority of 1. To ensure that SW2 becomes the DR and controls the LSA floods, its priority needs to be the highest in the OSPFv2 area. The command in option A sets the OSPF priority to the maximum value of 255, which will make SW2 the most likely candidate to be elected as the DR, provided that no other router has a higher priority or a higher router ID if priorities are equal.

References := This explanation is based on the OSPF election process as described in Cisco’s OSPF design guide and the Implementing and Operating Cisco Data Center Core Technologies (DCCOR) course materials. For detailed information, please refer to these resources.

 In the context of configuring two Cisco Nexus 7000 series switches to support OTV, Option A is the correct answer. The configuration involves setting up an Edge Device with specific interface ethernet and IP address settings. The commands provided in Option A are consistent with the requirements for configuring an OTV join interface on Cisco Nexus 7000 series switches. These commands ensure that the Edge Devices are properly configured to communicate over the OTV.