Which commands can you use to save the switch configuration changes, so they survive a switch reboot? (Select two.)

HP/HPE switches use specific commands to save configurations. "write memory" is the standard command that copies the running configuration to startup configuration, ensuring changes persist after reboot. "copy running-config checkpoint backup" creates a checkpoint backup of the current configuration, which also survives reboots. These commands effectively save the active configuration to non-volatile storage.

B. "store memory" is not a valid HP/HPE switch command for saving configurations.

D. "checkpoint startup-config" is incorrect syntax; checkpoints use names, not "startup-config".

E. "save memory" is not a recognized command in HP/HPE switch CLI.

1. HPE ArubaOS-Switch Management and Configuration Guide (16.10), Chapter 2: "Basic Configuration", pp. 45-48

2. HPE Switch Software Management and Configuration Guide for WB.16.10, "Saving Configuration Files", Section 3.2

3. HPE ProCurve/Aruba Command Reference Guide, "Configuration Management Commands", pp. 112-115