Question 22 of 32 from exam 300-735-SAUTO: Automating and Programming Cisco Security Solutions

Question 22 of 32 from exam 300-735-SAUTO: Automating and Programming Cisco Security Solutions

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def query(config, secret, url, payload): print (‘query url=' + url) print(' request=' + payload) handler = urllib. request .HTTPSHandler (context=config.get_ssl_context ()) opener = urllib.request .build_ opener (handler) rest_request = urllib.request.Request (url=url, data=str.encode (payload) ) xrest_request.add_header('Content-Type', ‘application/json') rest_request.add_header('Accept', 'application/json') b64 = base64.b64encode((config.get_node_name() + ':' + secret) .encode()) «decode () rest_request.add_header('Authorization', 'Basic ' + bé4) rest_response = opener.open(rest_request) print(' response status=' + str (rest_response.getcode())) print(' response content=" + rest_response.read() .decode())

Refer to the exhibit.

A Python function named "query" has been developed, and will be used to query the service "com.cisco.ise.session" via Cisco pxGrid 2.0 APIs.

Drag and drop the code to construct a Python call to the "query" function to identify the user groups that are associated with the user "fred"

Not all options are used.

Select and Place:

"getUserGroupByUserName", "fred" url "{ "userName": "fred" }' secret

Explanations

"getUserGroupByUserName", "fred" secret url "userName": "fred" }e J) "getUserGroupByUserName", "fred" url "{ "userName": "fred" } secret
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