Nokia 4A0-AI1 Nokia NSP IP Network Automation Professional Composite Exam Practice Test

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Question 1

Which of the following files contains all the back end implementations required for Intent configurations to be performed?



Answer : A

The script-content.js file contains all the back end implementations required for Intent configurations to be performed.

The script-content.js file is a JavaScript file that defines the logic for creating, updating, deleting and synchronizing intents. It also defines the validation rules and error handling mechanisms for intents.

For example, a script-content.js file could contain:

function createIntent(intent) { // logic for creating an intent }

function updateIntent(intent) { // logic for updating an intent }


Question 2

Which directory or directories do the file actions provide accessto on the NSP server?



Answer : B

file actions are NSP actions that provide access to files and folders on the NSP server. The file actions can accessall directorieson the NSP server, but they are restricted by the permissions of the user who runs them. For example, if a file action is run by a user who does not have write permission to a directory, the action will fail.


Question 3

When using the nsp.netconf action, what does the host input represent?



Answer : D

nsp.netconfis a nodal communication action that uses NETCONF protocol to communicate with network devices. The host input represents themanagement IP addressof the device that is being configured by NSP. It is one of the inputs required for nsp.netconf along with username, password, port and command.


Question 4

Which of the following NSP CLI actions uses the network element's NE ID to establish communication?



Answer : B

nsp.sr_cliis a nodal communication action that uses the network element's NE ID to establish communication. It is one of the NSP actions and expression functions that can be used to design workflows for network automation


Question 5

Which of the following best describes an ad-hoc action?



Answer : A

Ad-hoc actions are wrappers around existing system actions that allow for more flexibility in terms of what can be done. They are not default actions provided by Workflow Manager, nor are they special actions for NSP applications. Ad-hoc actions can be used by multiple workflows.


Question 6

How long is the system token valid before expiring?



Answer : C

a system token is a string that is used to authenticate requests to the NSP REST API.A system token can be obtained by sending a POST request to the /token endpoint with a valid username and password1. a system token is valid for60 minutesbefore expiring.After expiration, a new system token must be obtained by repeating the authentication process2.


Question 7

Which feature can be used to make a workflow portableif the workflow needs to be executed on either a development or production lab)?



Answer : B

a workflow can useenvironmentsto make it portable if the workflow needs to be executed on either a development or production lab.Environments are files that contain key-value pairs that can be used as input parameters for workflows1.Environments allow workflows to be executed with different settings without modifying the workflow definition1.


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