In a Python script using the UCS API, what is a common cleanup action if provisioning fails after the service profile is created?

Delete the service profile using configConfMo

A Python script authenticates to UCS Manager using AaaLogin and receives a session cookie. The script then performs several API calls. After a long-running provisioning operation, the script receives an authentication error. What is the most likely cause and the appropriate action?

The script used the wrong API endpoint; it should switch to a different endpoint.

The script's XML is malformed; it should re-encode the XML payload.

The UCS Manager is down; the script should reboot the UCS Manager.

The session cookie expired; the script should re-authenticate with AaaLogin and retry the operation.

A script needs to provision a service profile from a template, but the template name is not known at runtime; it is passed as a command-line argument. The script must validate that the template exists before attempting to create the profile. Which approach is most robust?

Use AaaLogin with the template name to check if it exists.

Query the 'computeBlade' class to see if any server matches the template name.

Query the 'lsServer' class with a filter for the template name; if no results are returned, raise an error and exit.

Attempt to create the service profile directly; if it fails, assume the template does not exist.

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Questions 6–10

6foundation · easy
After creating a service profile, what API operation is used to associate it with a specific physical server?
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7foundation · easy
In a Python script using the UCS API, what is a common cleanup action if provisioning fails after the service profile is created?
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8application · medium
A Python script authenticates to UCS Manager using AaaLogin and receives a session cookie. The script then performs several API calls. After a long-running provisioning operation, the script receives an authentication error. What is the most likely cause and the appropriate action?
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A script needs to provision a service profile from a template, but the template name is not known at runtime; it is passed as a command-line argument. The script must validate that the template exists before attempting to create the profile. Which approach is most robust?
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10foundation · easy
When querying for a service profile template using configResolveClass, what is the correct classId for service profile templates?
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Questions 6–10

After creating a service profile, what API operation is used to associate it with a specific physical server?

In a Python script using the UCS API, what is a common cleanup action if provisioning fails after the service profile is created?

A Python script authenticates to UCS Manager using AaaLogin and receives a session cookie. The script then performs several API calls. After a long-running provisioning operation, the script receives an authentication error. What is the most likely cause and the appropriate action?

A script needs to provision a service profile from a template, but the template name is not known at runtime; it is passed as a command-line argument. The script must validate that the template exists before attempting to create the profile. Which approach is most robust?

When querying for a service profile template using configResolveClass, what is the correct classId for service profile templates?

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