Core(config)# user admin password
Core(config)# interface mgmt -
Core(config-if-mgmt)# ip static 10.254.16.89/22
Core(config-if-mgmt)# default-gateway 10.254.19.129
Core(config)# ssh server vrf mgmt
Core(config)# https-server vrf mgmt
You are tasked with configuring the Core switch to be managed by NetEdit. Currently, the Core switch is at factory-default settings.
Which two steps are missing? (Choose two.)
To properly configure the Core switch to be managed by NetEdit, ensure the management interface is brought up and the REST access mode is set to read-write. Without executing the 'no shutdown' command, the management interface would remain in a down state and would not be reachable. The 'https-server rest access-mode read-write' command is necessary to allow full read-write access for configurations via the REST API, which is required for NetEdit management.
Does not seem logic as by default interface mgmt is activated. Why should the "no shutdown" be chosen? something is wrong with the question? can someone care to explain?
I think A and B are correct regarding the student guide (edu-cxf-ilt-v20.21) page 522 (MOD 14-13)
I used ChatGPT: You see the "no shutdown" is needed after configuring the MGMT interface. To configure the management interface of a core switch for NetEdit, follow these steps: Log in to the core switch using SSH or the console connection. Enter the configuration mode by typing "configure terminal". Configure an IP address for the management interface by typing "interface vlan <vlan-number>" and then "ip address <ip-address> <subnet-mask>". Replace the <vlan-number>, <ip-address> and <subnet-mask> with the appropriate values for your network. Enable the management interface by typing "no shutdown". Configure the default gateway for the management interface by typing "ip default-gateway <gateway-address>". Replace the <gateway-address> with the appropriate IP address of the gateway for your network.
A & B are correct Aruba OS CX Fundamentals Student Guide p522