A data center Nexus 9000 switch failed. The technician has the RMA replacement. The configuration was backed up to a TFTP server. What is the correct procedure to restore the configuration on the replacement?

Use the 'config replace' command with the TFTP file to apply the configuration.

Boot the replacement, copy the backup config from TFTP to the running-config, and save it to startup-config.

Manually reconfigure the switch since the backup is from a different model.

Copy the backup config directly to startup-config and reload the switch.

What should be backed up before replacing a Cisco collaboration device to preserve its settings?

The device's configuration and provisioning settings

A UCS fabric interconnect (FI) failed in a data center. The technician has the RMA replacement. The UCS domain has multiple chassis and service profiles. What is the correct procedure to replace the FI?

Power down all chassis before replacing the FI to avoid disruption.

Back up the FI configuration, install the new FI, and restore the configuration manually.

Install the new FI, and it will automatically sync the configuration from the peer FI.

Recreate all service profiles on the new FI after installation.

A Cisco 8000 Series router has a failed route processor (RP). The technician has the RMA replacement. The router runs IOS-XR and has a redundant RP. What is the correct procedure to replace the failed RP?

Back up the configuration, remove the failed RP, install the new one, and restore the configuration.

Use the 'reload' command on the router before replacing the RP.

Power down the router, replace the RP, and power it back on.

Remove the failed RP and install the new one; the router will automatically sync the configuration from the redundant RP.

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Domain 5Objective 2

5.2 Describe the Process for Replacing Cisco Devices 800-150 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Part of the 5.0 Cisco Hardware Replacement domain, which accounts for 35% of the 800-150 exam. Cisco does not publish an official question count, but from its 120-minute exam (~50–80 total, ~18–28 in this domain), expect 5–7 from this objective — we provide 40 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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14concepts

35%of the exam

14 Concepts in This Objective

Catalyst Switch Replacement
Catalyst Edge Platform Replacement
Meraki Switch Replacement
ISR Router Replacement
ASR Router Replacement
Cisco 8000 Series Replacement
NCS Series Replacement
Secure Firewall Replacement
Nexus Switch Replacement
MDS Switch Replacement
UCS Infrastructure Component Replacement
UCS B/C/X-Series Replacement
UCS E-Series Replacement
Collaboration Device Replacement

Questions 1–5

1foundation · easy
What operating system configuration must be backed up before replacing a Cisco Nexus switch?
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2application · medium
A data center Nexus 9000 switch failed. The technician has the RMA replacement. The configuration was backed up to a TFTP server. What is the correct procedure to restore the configuration on the replacement?
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3foundation · easy
What should be backed up before replacing a Cisco collaboration device to preserve its settings?
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4application · medium
A UCS fabric interconnect (FI) failed in a data center. The technician has the RMA replacement. The UCS domain has multiple chassis and service profiles. What is the correct procedure to replace the FI?
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5expert · hard
A Cisco 8000 Series router has a failed route processor (RP). The technician has the RMA replacement. The router runs IOS-XR and has a redundant RP. What is the correct procedure to replace the failed RP?
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