A technician needs to free up flash space on a router that runs in bundle mode. The technician identifies an old IOS file that is no longer needed. What is the correct way to remove it?

Use the archive download-sw /removeold command.

Use the delete flash:old-ios.bin command.

Use the squeeze flash: command to remove the old file.

Use the no boot system command and then delete the file.

A field technician is comparing the file management of bundle and install modes. The technician notes that in install mode, the IOS is stored as a directory with multiple files. What is a direct implication of this for file management?

You can rename the directory to change the IOS version.

You can delete individual package files to free up space without affecting the IOS.

You must copy the entire directory to back up the IOS.

You can copy a single package file to another device to transfer the entire IOS.

A technician is troubleshooting a switch that fails to boot. The switch is configured for install mode. During the boot process, the switch attempts to load the IOS from the packages.conf file. Which statement correctly describes what happens next?

The switch runs the boot loader to decompress the IOS image into memory.

The switch reads packages.conf to determine which package files to load and then loads them individually.

The switch extracts the IOS from a compressed archive file listed in packages.conf.

The switch loads the single IOS image file referenced by packages.conf.

A network administrator is managing a switch that runs in install mode. The administrator needs to upgrade the IOS but has limited flash space. The administrator wants to minimize the risk of a failed upgrade. Which approach should the administrator take?

Delete the old packages, copy the new packages, and reload.

Use the install add file flash:new-ios.bin activate command to install the new IOS.

Use the archive download-sw /overwrite command to replace the old packages with the new ones.

Copy the new packages to a USB drive and boot from it.

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Domain 3Objective 1

3.1 Compare IOS Bundle and Install Modes 800-150 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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11application · medium
A technician needs to free up flash space on a router that runs in bundle mode. The technician identifies an old IOS file that is no longer needed. What is the correct way to remove it?
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12application · medium
A field technician is comparing the file management of bundle and install modes. The technician notes that in install mode, the IOS is stored as a directory with multiple files. What is a direct implication of this for file management?
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13application · medium
A technician is troubleshooting a switch that fails to boot. The switch is configured for install mode. During the boot process, the switch attempts to load the IOS from the packages.conf file. Which statement correctly describes what happens next?
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14expert · hard
A network administrator is managing a switch that runs in install mode. The administrator needs to upgrade the IOS but has limited flash space. The administrator wants to minimize the risk of a failed upgrade. Which approach should the administrator take?
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15foundation · easy
A router in install mode has its IOS image stored in a directory. Which file in that directory is used to describe the software set and is referenced during the boot process?
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