210-065 · Question #393
An engineer must set the unlock time for the current Cisco Unified Communications manager admin account to 2 minutes. Which CLI command accomplishes this task?
The correct answer is D. set accountlocking unlocktime 120. The CUCM CLI 'set accountlocking unlocktime' command accepts values in seconds, so a 2-minute unlock time must be entered as 120.
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An engineer must set the unlock time for the current Cisco Unified Communications manager admin account to 2 minutes. Which CLI command accomplishes this task?
Options
- Aset accountlocking count 2
- Bset accountlocking unlocktime 2
- Cset accountlocking count 120
- Dset accountlocking unlocktime 120
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- D89% (34)
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The CUCM CLI 'set accountlocking unlocktime' command accepts values in seconds, so a 2-minute unlock time must be entered as 120.
'set accountlocking count' controls the number of failed login attempts permitted before the account is locked, not the duration of the lockout period.
'set accountlocking unlocktime 2' uses the correct command keyword but sets the unlock time to 2 seconds rather than 2 minutes because the unit is seconds.
'set accountlocking count 120' would configure the failed-attempt threshold to 120 attempts before lockout, which has no effect on the unlock timer.
The Cisco Unified Communications Manager CLI command 'set accountlocking unlocktime' takes its argument in seconds, not minutes. Converting 2 minutes to 120 seconds and running 'set accountlocking unlocktime 120' correctly configures the admin account to unlock after a 2-minute lockout period.
Concept tested: CUCM CLI account lockout unlock time in seconds
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/cli_ref/cucm_b_cli-reference-guide.html
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