Which result is true if you export a configuration backup with AES encryption disabled, the AES encryption policy on the APIC, and try to reimport the previously exported configuration file?

Which result is true if you export a configuration backup with AES encryption disabled, the AES encryption policy on the APIC, and try to reimport the previously exported configuration file?

E. The import task fails

F. The import task prompts the user for the AES passphrase

G. The import task succeeds, but only secure properties are not imported

H. The import task succeeds, and all properties are imported

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Answer: C

Explanation:

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/switches/datacenter/aci/apic/sw/kb/b_KB_Using_Import_Export_to_Recover_Config_States.html

Text from Source:

If a fabric backup configuration is exported without AES encryption enabled, none of the secure properties will be included in the export. Since such an unencrypted backup would not include any of the secure properties, it is possible that importing such a file to restore a system could result in the administrator along with all users of the fabric being locked out of the system