What do you mean by security audits? A ? Automating the retrieval of the output of the current configuration on a scheduled basis B ? Providing ways for applying configuration from a command list or a command file C ? Automating the process of troubleshooting an issue by running numerous commands D ? Running a command to see if the device is running a vulnerable version of software
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