Refer to the exhibit. What is the correct order of commands to set filter 2 to active?

The correct answer is D. filters-> set-> 2-> 1. In the Cisco ESA CLI, message filter status is managed through the 'filters' command set. To change the active/inactive state of a specific filter, the correct command sequence is: enter 'filters' to access the filter management submenu, then 'set' to change the status of a…

Cisco ESA Content Filters and Message Filters

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Exhibit

Options

Afilters-> edit-> 2-> Active
Bfilters-> modify-> All-> Active
Cfilters-> detail-> 2-> 1
Dfilters-> set-> 2-> 1

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(38 responses)

A
5% (2)
B
3% (1)
C
3% (1)
D
89% (34)

Explanation

In the Cisco ESA CLI, message filter status is managed through the 'filters' command set. To change the active/inactive state of a specific filter, the correct command sequence is: enter 'filters' to access the filter management submenu, then 'set' to change the status of a filter, then specify '2' to select filter number 2, and finally enter '1' to set it to Active (0 = inactive, 1 = active). Option A uses 'edit' which opens the filter for modification of its rules, not its status. Option B uses 'modify' with 'All', which is not the correct syntax for activating a single filter. Option C uses 'detail' which displays filter information and the third argument '1' would represent a different filter, not an activation command.

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