Exam 300-435 topic 1 question 97 discussion

A - POST /organizations/{organizationId}/networks https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!create-organization-network

UPDATE: I Believe the answer to be A. I posted before stating that I think D is the answer but I was wrong, I'm fairly sure it would be A. OrganizationID being in the body is strange, however there are other questions on this site whereby OrganizationID is part of the body and that is the correct answer (for example question 96). The reason I think A is the correct answer despite this is because the "type: combined" isn't actually an accepted network type. Combined is applied when you list out more than one network type, so for example it could be {"type": "wireless applicance"}. This is shown in the v0 documentation, which is the api version which this question is referring to: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v0/create-organization-network/ Type: The type of the new network. Valid types are wireless, appliance, switch, systemsManager, camera, cellularGateway, or a space-separated list of those for a combined network.

This is a bit confusing, looking at the documentation it kinda looks like none of them? https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/create-organization-network/ This doesn't have a "type" option defined in a schema, instead having a field called "productTypes", so that makes them all incorrect. Perhaps this question was written for an older version of the API. However, considering that it has to be between A and D (because the URL in B and C is incorrect), and there isn't the option to put organizationID or anything similar in the request body, I would be most inclined to go with D. Honestly though, this could go either way.

I think D because in Schema Definition: https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api/#!create-organization-network There is only necessary to add "name" and "type"

Could be A or D. Depends if the JSON is either the response or the body of the request. The request does not need an Organization ID but the response does have the field in it.