Exam 350-601 topic 1 question 498 discussion

Starting with Release 1.1(1) of the Cisco UCS Manager, full state backups are encrypted so that passwords and other sensitive information are not exported as clear text

Why people says A if TFTP is not encrypted?

A full state backup is the appropriate choice when an engineer needs to perform a backup and restore in Cisco UCS for disaster recovery purposes. This type of backup includes a snapshot of the entire system and is saved as a binary file. Importantly, full state backups are encrypted, ensuring that passwords and other sensitive information are not stored as clear text. While TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) is not secure by itself, the encryption of the full state backup file provides the necessary security for the passwords within the backup.

Full state as the fale must be encrypted not the transfer method so A

A is correct: Full state backups are encrypted so that passwords and other sensitive information are not exported as clear text.

Tricky one, Full-State is meant for Disaster Recovery, but TFTP is not encrypted

Answer A