What does the CLI command "reset all" do?

Comprehensive and Detailed In-Depth Explanation:The NIOS CLI offers specific "reset" commands for appliance management, but "reset all" isn’t one of them. Let’s explore:

Valid Commands:

reset database: Clears the NIOS database (DNS, DHCP data) but keeps network settings and licenses.

reset all licenses: Resets licensing, requiring re-registration.

set factory: Performs a full factory reset, wiping everything (database, network, logs) to defaults.

"reset all":This isn’t documented or recognized in NIOS CLI. Typing it yields an error (e.g., "Invalid command").

Options Analysis:

A:Factory reset is set factory, not "reset all." Incorrect.

B/C:No single "reset all" command combines these actions—specific resets are separate. Incorrect.

D:Matches the lack of this command in NIOS. Correct.

Practical Example:In an INE lab, you’d use reset database to clear a test Grid member, but "reset all" would fail, teaching CLI precision in troubleshooting.References:Infoblox NIOS CLI Reference Guide; INE Course Content: NIOS DDI Grid Troubleshooting.