Which CLI command is used to factory reset a member?

• A. reset all licenses
• B. reset member
• C. factory reset
• D. reset licenses

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that a full factory reset returns the member to its original, out-of-the-box state. This command wipes the device’s configuration, resets network and user settings, and typically reboots the device so it starts fresh, just as it did when first delivered. It’s the appropriate move when you want to repurpose a member, fix a deep configuration issue, or prepare hardware for a new role. After performing a factory reset, you’ll need to reconfigure the device or rejoin it to a grid.

The other options don’t achieve that full reset. A command aimed at licenses changes or clears license status but leaves the configuration intact. A command that resets the member without the factory connotation may reinitialize some state within a grid but won’t wipe all settings. A distinct licenses reset affects licensing only, not the device’s configuration. So the command that actually restores the device to factory defaults is the factory reset command.