An engineer is adding a new leaf switch to an existing ACI fabric. The switch has been physically installed and connected to the fabric. The engineer wants to ensure the switch is properly onboarded with a specific node ID and role. What is the correct procedure?

Use the APIC API to change the node ID after the switch is discovered.

Configure the node ID directly on the switch via the CLI before connecting it to the fabric.

Power on the switch and let the APIC automatically assign the next available node ID.

Pre-provision the switch by specifying its serial number and desired node ID in the fabric inventory.

What is the primary purpose of an interface policy group in ACI?

To define the routing protocol settings for the fabric's spine switches

To associate a set of physical interfaces with a common configuration, such as VLANs and protocols

To manage the APIC cluster's high availability and failover

To configure the fabric-wide MTU and LLDP settings

Which statement correctly describes the role of a spine switch in an ACI fabric?

Spine switches connect to endpoints such as servers and are the primary attachment point for VMM domains

Spine switches provide the fabric's north-south connectivity to external routers and firewalls

Spine switches interconnect all leaf switches and provide a full mesh of connectivity between them

Spine switches are optional and only needed when the fabric exceeds 100 leaf switches

An engineer is configuring access policies for a leaf switch. The engineer wants to apply a policy group to a range of interfaces. However, the APIC does not allow applying the policy group to the entire range. What is the most likely reason?

The policy group has conflicting settings with the existing configuration.

The range includes interfaces that are already assigned to another policy group.

The policy group is not associated with a switch policy.

The range spans multiple line cards.

A company is using ACI with VMware vCenter. They have configured a VMM domain with a vSwitch policy for a distributed switch. They have also created an EPG and associated it with the VMM domain. However, when they create a VM and assign it to the port group created by ACI, the VM does not get an IP address from DHCP. The engineer checks the VMM domain and sees that the port group is created, but the VM is not receiving traffic. What is the most likely issue?

The EPG is not associated with a bridge domain that has DHCP relay configured.

The VM is not in the same subnet as the DHCP server.

The vSwitch policy is set to 'Cisco AVS' but the vCenter is using a standard vSwitch.

The VLAN pool does not include the VLAN used by the DHCP server.

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An engineer is adding a new leaf switch to an existing ACI fabric. The switch has been physically installed and connected to the fabric. The engineer wants to ensure the switch is properly onboarded with a specific node ID and role. What is the correct procedure?
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What is the primary purpose of an interface policy group in ACI?
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Which statement correctly describes the role of a spine switch in an ACI fabric?
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An engineer is configuring access policies for a leaf switch. The engineer wants to apply a policy group to a range of interfaces. However, the APIC does not allow applying the policy group to the entire range. What is the most likely reason?
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A company is using ACI with VMware vCenter. They have configured a VMM domain with a vSwitch policy for a distributed switch. They have also created an EPG and associated it with the VMM domain. However, when they create a VM and assign it to the port group created by ACI, the VM does not get an IP address from DHCP. The engineer checks the VMM domain and sees that the port group is created, but the VM is not receiving traffic. What is the most likely issue?
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