
Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer wants to change the name of a device. The engineer submits a NETCONF request and receives a response. Which NETCONF request did the engineer submit?
Refer to the exhibit. A network engineer wants to change the name of a device. The engineer submits a NETCONF request and receives a response. Which NETCONF request did the engineer submit?
The received response in the provided exhibit shows a successful operation with the <ok/> element, indicating that the request was processed correctly. Among the given NETCONF requests, the tag <new-config> is used for defining a new configuration. In the context of changing the device's name, the <new-config> tag makes the most sense as it implies setting up a new configuration for the running target. Therefore, the correct NETCONF request that the engineer submitted is the one with the <new-config> tag.
Option D should be correct, but it starts with "<rpc mlns=" instead of "<rpc xlmns=". Maybe just a typo? The other options don't seem to be correct.
Second to last line says </edit-config> C is the only other option but is disproved because it starts with "xmlns" it is invalid
Ignore the second state on my last comment, that is wrong on my part. It is still D
Its D if the missing x is a copy error. Edit-config not edits-config