What are the CLI commands for resetting the device?

The commands used for resetting a SonicWall device are primarily aimed at restoring the device to its default settings. The correct answer, which includes the commands "config_reset" and "factory_reset_tool," accurately reflects the specific commands available in the CLI (Command Line Interface) of SonicWall devices.

"config_reset" is a command used to reset the current configuration of the device, clearing any changes made and reverting to either the last saved configuration or, in some cases, the factory default settings. This function is essential for troubleshooting or if the device needs to be repurposed.

"factory_reset_tool" is another command that specifically triggers a complete factory reset of the device. This command goes beyond resetting the configuration; it entirely restores the factory state of the device, erasing all configurations and settings, making it as it was when first purchased. This is particularly useful when a device needs to be returned to original settings prior to sale or disposal, or when there are major configuration issues that cannot be resolved through other means.

The other options listed do not reflect the actual command syntax used within the SonicWall CLI environment and would not successfully trigger the desired reset functionalities. Understanding the accurate CLI commands is vital for network administrators working with SonicWall devices to ensure effective management