問題文
In Cisco UCS deployment, what distinguishes a domain profile from the configuration applied to an individual server?
選択肢
- A domain profile is only a naming convention with no effect on the running configuration, so the same result can be achieved by configuring each device by hand with no difference in how repeatable the outcome is.
- A domain profile applies to one server at a time, while server side configuration applies to the whole domain.
- A domain profile carries the settings that belong to the fabric side of the domain, such as the uplink ports and the VLANs and VSANs it presents, while server side settings describe one server's own identity and connectivity.
- A domain profile replaces server side configuration entirely, so a deployment that uses domain profiles does not need any per server settings.