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The correct iteration for creating three EPGs in Cisco ACI using an Ansible task is found in option C. This task utilizes the aci_epg module, which is part of Ansible’s suite of modules for managing Cisco ACI environments. The task includes a loop that iterates over a list of EPG names, creating each one in turn. This approach is efficient for automating the creation of multiple EPGs, reducing the need for repetitive task definitions. References := For more information on automating Cisco Data Center solutions, including the use of Ansible for task automation, you can refer to the official Cisco documentation and training resources such as the Implementing Automation for Cisco Data Center Solutions (DCAUI) course.

 The DCNM API is REST-based, allowing third parties to test and develop application software. It supports a wide range of operations that can also be performed using the DCNM GUI, which uses these REST APIs to render the GUI itself. This means that the same tasks available through the API can be accessed and managed through the graphical user interface, providing flexibility in how network administrators interact with DCNM23.

References := Cisco DCNM REST API Guide, Cisco Community

The output shown in the exhibit is a list of distinguished names (DNs) for Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) blades within specific chassis. The correct PowerTool commands to provide this output would be those that retrieve information about UCS blade servers and then select their distinguished names. The command Get-UcsBlade | Select-Object Dn retrieves all the UCS blade servers and then pipes them to the Select-Object cmdlet to display only their distinguished names, which matches the pattern seen in the exhibit. Similarly, Get-UcsRackUnit | Select-Object Dn could potentially provide a similar output if rack units are named in a similar fashion to blades within the system’s naming conventions. References :=

Cisco UCS PowerTool Suite - PowerShell Libraries for Cisco UCS Manager: 1

Cisco UCS Manager CLI Configuration Guide: 2

The top level in the ACI Management Information Tree is polUni. This is the top-level class for all policy definition and resolution objects within the Cisco ACI Policy Model. It serves as the root for policy namespace in the Management Information Tree12.

References :=

Cisco ACI Policy Model Guide1

Understanding the Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller2