Introduction to Network Simulations with Cisco Modeling Labs CMLLAB Post Test Final
100% Correct; 34 Question in Total
Note: Order of questions varies within each section
Section 1 Explore Cisco Modeling Labs basic features and architecture
Question 1
What type of API is Cisco Modeling Labs built on?
XML
SOAP
NETCONF
x REST
Question 2
How do you access the console of a network device that is part of a simulation in Cisco Modeling Labs?
x Right-click on the node in the topology view and choose “Console.”
Add a Desktop node to a simulation and connect a console cable from it to the serial port on the node.
Select the node in the topology view and open the Panes view.
Cisco Modeling Labs does not support console connections to network devices.
Question 3
Where do you find details on all the images currently available on a Cisco Modeling Labs installation?
On the Cisco Modeling Labs Dashboard
x The “Node and Image Definitions” interface available from the Tools button
From logging into the Cockpit management tool
In the “Sample Labs” interface available from the Tools button
, Question 4
Which component of the Cisco Modeling Labs architecture is responsible for deploying virtual devices
and providing details about running labs?
HTML 5 UI
Hypervisor
x Controller
REST API
Question 5
Which four of the following nodes are included with Cisco Modeling Labs? (Choose four.)
x Cisco IOSv
x Cisco CAT 8000V
x Desktop
x Cisco NX-OS 9000
Windows Server
Meraki Access Point
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Section 2 Create and start network topologies in Cisco Modeling Labs
Question 6
What does it mean to “wipe” a lab or node?
Execute a “write erase” or equivalent command on the node(s).
x Erase the resources associated with the virtual machine for the node.
Stop a node so the active CPU and RAM are freed on the server.
Release an associated Node License from the virtual machine.
100% Correct; 34 Question in Total
Note: Order of questions varies within each section
Section 1 Explore Cisco Modeling Labs basic features and architecture
Question 1
What type of API is Cisco Modeling Labs built on?
XML
SOAP
NETCONF
x REST
Question 2
How do you access the console of a network device that is part of a simulation in Cisco Modeling Labs?
x Right-click on the node in the topology view and choose “Console.”
Add a Desktop node to a simulation and connect a console cable from it to the serial port on the node.
Select the node in the topology view and open the Panes view.
Cisco Modeling Labs does not support console connections to network devices.
Question 3
Where do you find details on all the images currently available on a Cisco Modeling Labs installation?
On the Cisco Modeling Labs Dashboard
x The “Node and Image Definitions” interface available from the Tools button
From logging into the Cockpit management tool
In the “Sample Labs” interface available from the Tools button
, Question 4
Which component of the Cisco Modeling Labs architecture is responsible for deploying virtual devices
and providing details about running labs?
HTML 5 UI
Hypervisor
x Controller
REST API
Question 5
Which four of the following nodes are included with Cisco Modeling Labs? (Choose four.)
x Cisco IOSv
x Cisco CAT 8000V
x Desktop
x Cisco NX-OS 9000
Windows Server
Meraki Access Point
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Section 2 Create and start network topologies in Cisco Modeling Labs
Question 6
What does it mean to “wipe” a lab or node?
Execute a “write erase” or equivalent command on the node(s).
x Erase the resources associated with the virtual machine for the node.
Stop a node so the active CPU and RAM are freed on the server.
Release an associated Node License from the virtual machine.
