What command is executed to create the boot.cfg file?

• A. Apply boot configuration
• B. Configuration apply cmd
• C. Create boot.cfg
• D. Generate boot

Answer: (B)

The action being tested is saving the current configuration so it’s used at boot. To create or update the boot configuration file, you need a command that applies the running (or current) configuration to the boot configuration. The command that performs that exact action is “Configuration apply cmd.” It explicitly carries out applying the configuration to the boot setup, which results in boot.cfg being created or updated, ensuring the settings persist after a reboot.

The other options don’t fit as the precise CLI instruction to generate boot.cfg: they are either vague, unlikely to be real commands in this context, or describe unrelated actions (like creating a file directly or generating a boot image) rather than applying and saving the configuration to boot.