Exam 350-701 topic 1 question 58 discussion

i would go with "A" here because: - B cant be correct the GET is going after /ers/config/internaluser which is ISE own User DB - C cant be correct we we take a lookat the "context=" part we see the connection will be build by using the SSL Libary D cant be correct again if we look at the "context" part we see they take the TLSv1.2 from the ssl libary not TLSv1

Correct answer B Note: The purpose of this Python script is used to get the guest users through ISE External RESTful Services (ERS) API. ERS is designed to allow external clients to perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations on Cisco ISE resources.

Option A is the correct one, the answer has a typo .. as I check on other website the "or" should be "of"

it is the same code from cisco web pages :-) https://developer.cisco.com/docs/identity-services-engine/latest/#!internal-users-get-user-by-id/execution

I think D is the correct one. TLS is backwards-compatible. "After upgrading the default to 1.2, systems using 1.1 and 1.0 will continue to function, so if any of your processing requires 1.0 and 1.1, it will remain available."

I am sorry I have to correct myself A is correct - but the word "or" is probably a typo

Correct answers is D - A - make nonsense whatsoever - B - It is NOT external LDAP but internal DB - C - it is NOT SSH but restapi Call D - is Correct TLSv1_2 are allowed!

see @GetPat - it is clearly C

This code imports the http.client, base64, ssl, and sys modules. The http.client module is used to create an HTTP connection, the base64 module is used to encode the user credentials, and the ssl module is used to create an SSL context. The sys module is used to access command line arguments passed to the script. The code sets the host, user, and password variables to the values of the first, second, and third command-line arguments respectively. It creates an HTTPS connection to the specified host on port 9060 using the http.client.HTTPSConnection class, passing the hostname and port to the constructor and specifying that the connection should use the SSL/TLS protocol version 1. The user credentials are then concatenated and encoded using the base64 module. The encoded credentials are saved in the encodedAuth variable. In summary, this code creates an HTTPS connection to a specified host, using a specified username and password, encoded with base64, and using SSL/TLS protocol version 1.

A "the" username "or" ersad. I think the sysarg function can prompt if i'm not mistaking

This is part of the get-all-internal-users.py script, to extract all internal users from ISE. https://developer.cisco.com/docs/identity-services-engine/v1/#!internal-users-get-all-users/get-all-internal-userspy-source-code

A discarded C and D also

user ersad is a comment on the code, so A cannot be

It is A. Only mistake is that user ersad is only a comment in the script. It will use what ever username is given as a second argument.

Correct answer should be D