Refer to the exhibit.
 
What is the reason the system-fm-vrrp checkpoint was created?

A. The VRRP process crashed and the checkpoint was automatically created.

B. The VRRP service restarted and the checkpoint was automatically created.

C. The network administrator manually created it.

D. The VRRP-enabled feature has been disabled.








 

Suggested Answer: D

Reasons that could trigger automated system checkpoints are highlighted below:
✑ License expiration of a feature
✑ Disabling a feature with the no feature command
✑ Removing an instance of a Layer 3 protocol
The system-generated checkpoint name convention has the format system-fm-feature. To help illustrate this automated feature we attempted to disable the VRRP feature on our Nexus 5000 therefore triggering the system to create a checkpoint. First we confirm the VRRP feature is enabled by issuing the show feature | include vrrp command then disable it and then verify it has been disabled:
 
Notice that the system now shows a second checkpoint system-fm-vrrp which did not previously exist. This second checkpoint was created automatically by the
Nexus as soon as we disabled the vrrp feature.
Reference:
https://www.firewall.cx/cisco-technical-knowledgebase/cisco-data-center/1202-cisco-nexus-checkpoint-rollback-feature.html

This question is in 350-601 DCCOR exam 
For getting CCNP Data Center Certificate


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