Refer to the exhibit. Which command is required to verify NETCONF capability reply messages?
Refer to the exhibit. Which command is required to verify NETCONF capability reply messages?
The correct command to verify NETCONF capability reply messages would be 'show netconf xml rpc-reply'. This command specifically includes 'rpc-reply' in the context of NETCONF and returns XML-formatted replies, which is crucial for verifying the structure and contents of the reply messages. The other options, especially those referring to 'schema', relate to viewing the schema structure rather than verifying actual RPC replies.
C. cisco#show netconf schema | section rpc-reply <rpc-reply> [0, 1] required <ok> [0, 1] required <data> [0, 1] required <rpc-error> [0, 1] required <error-type> [0, 1] required <error-tag> [0, 1] required <error-severity> [0, 1] required <error-app-tag> [0, 1] required <error-path> [0, 1] required <error-message> [0, 1] required <error-info> [0, 1] required <bad-attribute> [0, 1] required <bad-element> [0, 1] required <ok-element> [0, 1] required <err-element> [0, 1] required <noop-element> [0, 1] required <bad-namespace> [0, 1] required <session-id> [0, 1] required cisco#
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router#show netconf ? counters <omitted> schema <omitted> session <omitted>
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Answer is C. cisco#show netconf schema | section rpc-reply <rpc-reply> [0, 1] required <ok> [0, 1] required <data> [0, 1] required <rpc-error> [0, 1] required <error-type> [0, 1] required <error-tag> [0, 1] required <error-severity> [0, 1] required <error-app-tag> [0, 1] required <error-path> [0, 1] required <error-message> [0, 1] required <error-info> [0, 1] required <bad-attribute> [0, 1] required <bad-element> [0, 1] required <ok-element> [0, 1] required <err-element> [0, 1] required <noop-element> [0, 1] required <bad-namespace> [0, 1] required <session-id> [0, 1] required
C is correct
c. The output of the show netconf schema command displays the element structure for a NETCONF request and the resulting reply. This schema can be used to construct proper NETCONF requests and parse the resulting replies.
Given answer is correct.