Exam 300-165 topic 1 question 199 discussion

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/switches/nexus-7000-10-slot-switch/White_Paper_Tech_Overview_Virtual_Device_Contexts.html Should a control plane failure occur, the administrator has a set of options that can be configured on a per-VDC basis defining what action will be taken regarding that VDC. There are three actions that can be configured: restart, bringdown, and reset. The restart option will delete the VDC and then re-create it with the running configuration. This configured action will occur regardless of whether there are dual supervisors or a single supervisor present in the chassis. The bringdown option will simply delete the VDC. The reset option will issue a reset for the active supervisor when there is only a single supervisor in the chassis. If dual supervisors are present, the reset option will force a supervisor switchover. The default VDC always has a high-availability option of reset assigned to it. Subsequent VDCs created will have a default value of bringdown assigned to them. This value can be changed under configuration control.

Single supervisor module configuration: Bringdown—Puts the VDC in the failed state. Reload— Reloads the supervisor module. Restart—Takes down the VDC processes and interfaces and restarts them using the startup configuration. Dual supervisor module configuration: Bringdown—Puts the VDC in the failed state. Restart—Takes down the VDC processes and interfaces and restarts them using the startup configuration. Switchover— Initiates a supervisor module switchover. The default HA policies for a nondefault VDC that you create is restart for a single supervisor module configuration and switchover for a dual supervisor module configuration. The default HA policy for the default VDC is reload for a single supervisor module configuration and switchover for a dual supervisor module configuration. Response should be A