Free Cisco 350-701 Actual Exam Questions - Question 1 Discussion

Question No. 1
[Security Concepts]
What are two characteristics of the RESTful architecture used within Cisco DNA Center? (Choose
two.)
Select all that apply, then reveal solution.
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Andre R.
2026-02-22

I agree that A and E look like the strongest choices here. REST APIs definitely rely on standard HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE (so A fits). Plus, REST always uses HTTP as the transport protocol, which points to E. The other options seem off because REST isn’t tied to any specific OS or language (so B and C are out), and POST usually creates or modifies resources rather than outright replacing them like PUT does—so D doesn’t sound right. Could it be that the question is just testing basic REST principles without any Cisco-specific twists?

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Andre R.
2026-02-21

Option A and E seem spot on since REST mainly relies on those HTTP methods and communication.

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Sarah E.
2026-02-19

Maybe A and E. REST definitely uses HTTP methods like GET and POST, and it communicates over HTTP. B and C are off since REST isn’t tied to any platform or language, and D’s description of POST isn’t accurate.

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Ali S.
2026-02-16

A and E for sure, since REST is all about HTTP methods and protocols.

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Osama C.
2026-01-29

B imo, REST isn’t about compilation; it’s language-agnostic, unlike C or D.

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Bilal L.
2026-01-25

Option A stands out because RESTful APIs definitely use HTTP methods like GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE to interact with resources. Option E also fits since REST relies on HTTP for communication between clients and servers. I’d rule out B and C because REST isn’t tied to any programming language or OS, and D seems off since POST usually creates or appends data rather than replacing it—that’s more of a PUT thing.

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Irfan Y.
2026-01-22

A imo, since REST commonly uses those HTTP methods. E also makes sense because RESTful APIs rely on HTTP for communication. B and C seem off since REST isn’t tied to a specific platform or compiled language.

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Mason A.
2026-01-15

This one’s tricky but I’m pretty sure northbound APIs specifically let the SDN controller talk to management apps or solutions, so I’d go with D. Option B feels close but "management console" is usually part of the broader management solution, so that might be a subtle trap.

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