Drag and Drop Matching Questions

Cisco IOS (classic)

Cisco NX-OS

Cisco IOS-XR

Cisco IOS-XE

Arista EOS

Simplifies SSH connections to network devices

Provides a unified API for configuration and state retrieval

Enables parallel task execution across inventory

Supports asynchronous network device communication

Offers raw SSH protocol implementation

Device hostname, vendor, model, OS version, serial number

Interface name, description, IP address, status, speed

BGP neighbor IP, remote AS, state, uptime

LLDP neighbor device ID, port ID, platform

Power supply, fan, temperature status

Retrieve running configuration and state data

Retrieve configuration from a specific datastore

Modify the target configuration datastore

Confirm a candidate configuration as the new running config

Prevent other NETCONF sessions from altering a datastore

Hub-and-spoke with NHRP registration

Spoke-to-spoke dynamic tunnel via NHRP resolution request/reply

NHRP with prefix-based spoke-to-spoke shortcut

Defines when the operation begins

Sets the interval between probes

Sets the total duration of the operation

Removes the operation after inactivity

Sets the value that triggers a reaction

Uses telephone line with ADSL or VDSL

Uses coaxial cable with DOCSIS

Uses optical fiber with GPON

Uses cellular radio with OFDMA

Uses geostationary satellite with high latency

Voice payload

Video conferencing

Call signaling

Critical data

Best-effort data

Retrieve a resource

Create a new resource

Replace an existing resource entirely

Remove a resource

Apply partial modifications to a resource

Initiates an authentication session and contains the username

Sends a challenge (e.g., password prompt) or authentication result

Carries the user's response to a challenge

Indicates successful authentication and may include authorization attributes

Indicates authentication failure

Connects the SD-Access fabric to external Layer 2 or Layer 3 networks

Attaches wired endpoints to the fabric and enforces access policies

Hosts the LISP map-server and map-resolver functions

Manages wireless endpoints and integrates with the fabric edge

Provides wireless connectivity and tunnels client traffic to the fabric edge

Retrieves network device details, serial numbers, and software versions

Provides physical and logical network topology maps

Lists network problems, severity, and suggested remediation

Tracks configuration changes, syslog messages, and SNMP traps

Manages site hierarchy and location-based network settings

Uses RSVP to signal per-flow reservations; Requires per-flow state in every router

Classifies traffic using DSCP markings; Scales well for large enterprise networks

No guarantees for delivery or delay

2 seconds

15 seconds

20 seconds

Next-hop router for the best route to a destination

Backup next-hop router meeting the feasibility condition

Directly connected EIGRP router exchanging Hello packets

Lowest metric to a destination from the local router

Metric advertised by a neighbor for a specific route

VM appears as a separate device on the physical network

VM uses host IP for outbound connectivity

VM communicates only with host and other VMs on same virtual switch

VM communicates only with other VMs on same virtual switch, not with host

VM connects to a user-defined virtual switch

Well-known mandatory

Well-known discretionary

Optional transitive

Optional non-transitive

Well-known mandatory

Highest

Highest

Lowest

Lowest

Lowest

1

2

3

4

5

OpenConfig

IETF

Cisco-IOS-XE

OpenConfig

IETF