800-150試験無料問題集「Cisco Supporting Cisco Devices for Field Technicians 認定」
Drag and drop the steps from the left into order to capture the status of a Cisco device.
正解：
Explanation:
This procedure is taught in theFLDTEC courseunder theDevice Configuration and Verificationsection and reflects standard field technician workflows:
* Connect to the console portusing a console cable and terminal software (like PuTTY or Tera Term).
* Access the CLIof the Cisco device by logging in via the console session.
* Create a log fileor enable logging in the terminal emulator to begin capturing output.
* Check the router statususing commands such as show running-config, show ip interface brief, or show version.
* Save the output filefrom the terminal emulator for documentation, troubleshooting, or escalation.
This logical flow ensures accurate diagnostics and traceability during field support operations.
Drag and drop the Cisco NX-OS components from the left onto the corresponding descriptions on the right.
正解：
Explanation:
* Kickstart Image# Specialized bootloader that initializes the hardware
* System Image# Contains the full NX-OS kernel and operating system
* Global configuration command mode# Provides access to the broadest range of commands that affect the device as a whole
* EXEC command mode# Allows for displaying device status and configuration information This knowledge is covered underCisco IOS/NX-OS Software Basicsin the FLDTEC training:
* Kickstart Image:Alightweight bootloader image that initializes hardware and launches the system image. It's comparable to ROMMON in traditional IOS devices.
* System Image:Includes the full NX-OS operating system, services, drivers, and kernel required to run the device.
* Global Configuration Mode:After entering privileged EXEC mode (enable), this mode allows changes to system-wide settings such as interfaces, routing protocols, and VLANs.
* EXEC Mode:Has two levels-User EXECandPrivileged EXEC. User EXEC provides limited diagnostic commands, while Privileged EXEC allows more extensive system views (show commands, reload, etc.).
Understanding these layers is essential when maintaining or restoring NX-OS devices in field environments.