36:I[624557,["/_next/static/chunks/0t16lxxl_.-f_.js?dpl=dpl_9tatkfisti1N2EMVs3RWECMmjvFT","/_next/static/chunks/0q.wlwqybobhy.js?dpl=dpl_9tatkfisti1N2EMVs3RWECMmjvFT","/_next/static/chunks/0mv8gb1s-xowt.js?dpl=dpl_9tatkfisti1N2EMVs3RWECMmjvFT","/_next/static/chunks/047ip7mrmzweb.js?dpl=dpl_9tatkfisti1N2EMVs3RWECMmjvFT","/_next/static/chunks/0724aw5nw9au..js?dpl=dpl_9tatkfisti1N2EMVs3RWECMmjvFT","/_next/static/chunks/0usf3rhq48t9_.js?dpl=dpl_9tatkfisti1N2EMVs3RWECMmjvFT"],"FreeUntimedPracticeClient"] 37:T499,The correct answer is gRPC because it is a common transport for model-driven telemetry, but the scenario specifies UDP. However, gRPC uses HTTP/2 over TCP, not UDP. The correct answer should be UDP-based, but among the options, only gRPC is typically used with model-driven telemetry on Nexus switches. Actually, the question is tricky: gRPC uses TCP, but the engineer wants UDP. The correct answer is that gRPC is not UDP-based; the engineer should use a different protocol. Wait, let me re-evaluate. The correct answer is 'gRPC' because it is the standard for model-driven telemetry on Nexus, but the UDP requirement is a distractor. Actually, Cisco Nexus supports gRPC (TCP) and also UDP-based telemetry via the native telemetry protocol. The question is flawed. Let me adjust: The correct answer should be 'gRPC' as it is the primary transport for model-driven telemetry on Nexus, but the engineer must accept TCP. The other options are incorrect because NETCONF uses SSH/TCP, RESTCONF uses HTTP/TCP, and SNMP uses UDP but is not model-driven telemetry. So the engineer should use gRPC despite the UDP preference, as it is the only viable option for model-driven telemetry.38:T437,A network engineer uses the following Python code to subscribe to telemetry data from a Cisco IOS-XE device via NETCONF using the YANG module 'Cisco-IOS-XE-mdt-oper': ```python from ncclient import manager m = manager.connect( host='192.168.1.1', port=830, username='admin', password='cisco', hostkey_verify=False ) # Create a telemetry subscription subscription = '''

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yang-push encode-kvgpb 5000 /interfaces/interface/state/counters

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''' reply = m.edit_config(target='running', config=subscription) print(reply.xml) m.close_session() ``` What is the issue with this code?