When the PowerProtect DD system boots up for the first time, the CU configuration wizard script does not start automatically. Which of the following can you do to start the configuration wizard manually? (Choose two.)

If the initial system configuration wizard does not start automatically upon the first boot of a PowerProtect DD system, it can be initiated manually through two primary methods. The Command Line Interface (CLI) method involves logging in as the sysadmin user and running the config setup command. The Graphical User Interface (GUI) method involves accessing the DD System Manager via a web browser and navigating to the system configuration page, typically found under the Maintenance menu, to launch the wizard.

B. The configure terminal command is not a valid PowerProtect DD CLI command; it is commonly used on network devices like Cisco routers.
C. Restarting the system is not a direct manual method to start the wizard and does not guarantee it will launch if it failed previously.
D. The adminaccess configure command is used for managing administrative protocols (like SSH, HTTP) and not for the initial system setup wizard.

- Dell PowerProtect DD6900, DD9400, and DD9900 Systems Installation and Upgrade Guide, Page 38, "Initial System Configuration". The guide states: "If the configuration wizard does not start automatically, start it manually... From the CLI, run the config setup command... From the DD System Manager UI, select Maintenance > System > Configure System."

- Dell PowerProtect DD OS 7.10 Command Reference Guide, Page 225, "config setup". The guide describes this command as being used to "Configure the system."