Free Cisco 300-810 Actual Exam Questions - Question 11 Discussion
wants to complete a silent installation of the client clear any existing bootstrap file, and use a Service
Domain of cisco com Which install command achieves these goals?
Maybe A, since it clearly has the flag to clear the bootstrap file along with silent install and setting the service domain. The other options either don’t explicitly clear the bootstrap or are missing parts of the command needed for a full silent install with those settings. That explicit clearing is key here, so A stands out for me.
A/D? Both have the silent install with /quiet and specify the service domain. A explicitly uses the flag to clear the bootstrap file, while D seems to handle it too but less clearly. Since clearing the bootstrap is a must, A feels safer, but D could work if its switch covers that implicitly. I’d pick A just because it spells out clearing the bootstrap, which seems crucial here.
Guessing C since it includes the silent install and sets the domain, though not sure about bootstrap clearing.
Probably D because it has the /quiet flag for silent install and explicitly sets the service domain, plus it seems to handle the bootstrap file clearing better than B or C.
B imo, it uses the /quiet flag and sets the domain but might miss clearing bootstrap.
It’s A because it uses the /quiet flag and explicitly clears the bootstrap file while setting the service domain correctly. B and C don’t properly clear the bootstrap as required.
I’m thinking C because it explicitly clears the bootstrap and sets the domain, plus it uses /quiet for silent install. A and D don’t seem to handle the bootstrap part right. What do you think?
B imo, because it uses the /quiet flag and correctly sets the service domain without extra parameters that might mess up the bootstrap file clearing. A and D don’t seem to clear the bootstrap properly.
C - It’s the only one that uses the /quiet switch for silent install and explicitly clears the bootstrap file while setting the service domain to cisco.com.
Maybe B, since it includes the silent switch and seems to specify the domain correctly.
Does the question specify which version of Cisco Jabber is being installed? The install commands might differ based on version, especially for silent installs and bootstrap file handling.