Exam 350-801 topic 1 question 8 discussion

correct answer is D,

D is correct. Sure, other things will remove the user, of course, but if there's a garbage collector that removes the user automatically by design, why would you NEED to remove it manually? If you select a different answer, you need to ask yourself, "why"? The question asks which step is next to remove the user. It doesn't ask, "how do you bypass the garbage collector before it automatically deletes the user?".

Correct answer : D Base on E-Book CiscoPress-CCNP-and-CCIE-Collaboration-Core-CLCOR-350-801-Official-Cert-Guide After the synchronization is completed, any LDAP synchronized accounts that were not set to active are permanently deleted from the Cisco Unified Communications Manager when the garbage collection process runs. Garbage collection is a process that runs automatically at the fixed time of 3:15 a.m., and it is not configurable. However, garbage collection will not delete any inactive accounts until they have been inactive for at least 24 hours.

Answer is D

It's D. Restarting the service will not delete the users.

Correct answer is D

Answer is D

I am aggee Nacho721 with D is the answer. If a user is deleted and the LDAP sync runs, it will switch over to inactive, but won't leave the system until 24 hours have passed.

D is the answer. If a user is deleted and the LDAP sync runs, it will switch over to inactive, but won't leave the system until 24 hours have passed.

It should be D as the garbage collector will delete it 24hrs after.

Answer should be C, whenever you run the manual synch, all data from LDAP will be refreshed and there is no need to wait 24 hours since the user was already deleted

D should be correct answer

As long as the user is already INACTIVE, then obviously in 24hours (or less depending on when they started being inactive) they'll be deleted

Answer is D. Garbage collector only deletes inactive account for more than 24hrs even if it runs at 3:15am.

Why would you restart the Dirsync to remove a user ? its correct it will remove it but would you?

The documentation is clear, the answer is D

D, for sure