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2V0-41.23 · Question #46

Which NSX CLI command is used to change the authentication policy for local users?

The correct answer is A. set auth-policy. This command allows you to configure various aspects of the authentication policy, such as the minimum password length, the number of failed login attempts before an account is locked, and the lockout duration. To change the authentication policy, you will need to connect to…

Section 3 – NSX Installation, Configuration, and Setup

Question

Which NSX CLI command is used to change the authentication policy for local users?

Options

  • Aset auth-policy
  • Bset cli-timeout
  • Cget auth-policy minimum-password-length
  • Dset hardening-policy

How the community answered

(17 responses)
  • A
    76% (13)
  • B
    12% (2)
  • C
    6% (1)
  • D
    6% (1)

Explanation

This command allows you to configure various aspects of the authentication policy, such as the minimum password length, the number of failed login attempts before an account is locked, and the lockout duration. To change the authentication policy, you will need to connect to the NSX Manager CLI. You can do this using SSH or the console. Once you are connected to the CLI, run the following command: set auth-policy <option> <value> For example, to change the minimum password length to 10 characters, you would run the following command: set auth-policy minimum-password-length 10 You can also use the set auth-policy command to configure other aspects of the authentication policy, such as the lockout duration and the number of failed login attempts before an account is

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#NSX CLI#authentication policy#local users#password policy

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