An enterprise network engineer is using Cisco DNA Center Software Image Management (SWIM) to upgrade the Cisco IOS XE operating system across a cluster of access switches. The engineer imports the required software image into the Cisco DNA Center repository, marks it as the Golden Image for the switch family, and schedules the deployment. Cisco DNA Center successfully transfers the image file to the local flash storage of all target switches during the maintenance window. However, after the task finishes, all switches continue to run their previous operating system version and Cisco DNA Center flags the switches as non-compliant.
Which phase of the SWIM workflow was omitted or failed to execute?
- The image Activation step was not performed, leaving the switch boot variables pointed to the legacy software image file.Cevap
- BThe local VLAN interfaces on the switches were missing an ip helper-address entry pointing to the Cisco DNA Center image repository.
- CCisco DNA Center failed to receive CDP neighbor TLV advertisements containing the new software version from adjacent routers.
- DThe engineer omitted sending an HTTP PUT REST request directly from an external configuration agent to overwrite the device running configuration.
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The image Activation step was not performed, leaving the switch boot variables pointed to the legacy software image file.
The Cisco DNA Center SWIM workflow separates file transfer from system update. The Distribution phase transfers the software image file into the flash memory of the managed device. To complete the upgrade, the Activation phase must be executed. Activation alters the device boot options, performs pre-upgrade checks, reloads the switch into the new software image, and verifies post-upgrade health.
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