Which command shows your active Telnet connections?

The correct answer is B. show session. The 'show session' command on a Cisco IOS device displays the outbound Telnet (and SSH) sessions that the local router has initiated to remote devices. It lists the session number, remote host address, byte counts, and connection name, allowing the administrator to see and switch

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Question

Which command shows your active Telnet connections?

Options

Ashow cdp neighbors
Bshow session
Cshow users
Dshow vty logins
Eshow connections

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B
96% (44)
C
2% (1)
E
2% (1)

Explanation

The 'show session' command on a Cisco IOS device displays the outbound Telnet (and SSH) sessions that the local router has initiated to remote devices. It lists the session number, remote host address, byte counts, and connection name, allowing the administrator to see and switch between active sessions using the session number. 'show users' displays who is currently connected TO the router (inbound sessions), not sessions the router has opened outward. 'show cdp neighbors' shows directly connected Cisco devices. 'show vty logins' and 'show connections' are not standard IOS commands in this context.

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#Telnet#show session#active connections#CLI commands

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