Refer to the exhibit.
The network administrator enters this command: Switch# reload
Which software and configuration file will load?
A. software version KA.16.01 and config3
B. software version KA.15.15 and config2
C. software version KA.15.15 and config3
D. software version KA.16.01 and config1
I think the answer is B, the following is my cmd.
erase all
y
admin
admin
admin
config t
hostname config1
cfg-backup running-config config config1
hostname config2
cfg-backup running-config config config2
hostname config3
wr me
startup-default primary config config1
y
startup-default secondary config config2
y
boot set-default flash secondary
y
wr me
reload
y
=> hostname: config2
The correct answer is C. From guide oficial for ACSA said:
“if you are using the primary software, and the active file is different from the primary file, the boot command boots the primary file, and the reload command boots the active file. The same holds true if you are using the secondary software”
In this case is a reload command, then the configuration file is the active file config3
Its true if:
– the sw run over primary software and
– the active file is different from primary file and
– The next boot run the same primary software
But…. the next boot (default boot) run over second software. Only in this case, the sw use the secondary software and secondary file
I bet B.
Sec— An asterisk (*) in this column indicates that the switch is configured to boot with this config file when it boots the secondary software.
No C is correct: the active file is used as the startup-config file by both the primary and secondary software
I bet C.
“reload” uses active file.
Default boot is on Secondary, the secondary image has version KA.15.15.0014. Secondary also has config2 as the configuration.