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The selected option, Add the event -default action statement to the end of the script, is correct for the automation path described. Cisco NX-OS requires precision in EEM applets, scheduler jobs, Guest Shell operations, and REST/NX-API syntax. The affected element is EEM, SNMP; therefore, the fix must be applied to the component that actually executes the action. For EEM, that means a valid event detector and explicit actions, with event-default when the matched CLI command should continue. For Guest Shell and Bash, DNS, proxy, resource allocation, and reboot behavior are local to the Linux container. For REST calls, the class name, method, authentication, and XML/JSON structure must match the APIC or NX-OS object model. The distractors usually change the switch globally or alter an unrelated command. Cisco DCIT automation troubleshooting confirms the fix by checking the returned error, then rerunning the exact job, script, or API operation in the same context.