Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the snippets onto the blanks within the code to construct a script that blocks a MAC address. Answer:

The correct answer is watchdog; (Gi...); i. The correct arrangement uses 'watchdog' as the script/process type for monitoring, '(Gi...)' representing the GigabitEthernet interface designation where the MAC block is applied, and 'i' as the flag for case-insensitive matching in the regex or search pattern used to identify th

Submitted by asante_acc· Mar 6, 2026Network Security / Infrastructure Security - Implementing MAC-based access controls and scripting automation for blocking unauthorized devices on network interfaces (relevant to certifications such as Cisco CyberOps, CompTIA Security+, or CCNP Security)

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the snippets onto the blanks within the code to construct a script that blocks a MAC address. Answer:

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watchdog(Gi...)i

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watchdog
(Gi...)
i

Explanation

The correct arrangement uses 'watchdog' as the script/process type for monitoring, '(Gi...)' representing the GigabitEthernet interface designation where the MAC block is applied, and 'i' as the flag for case-insensitive matching in the regex or search pattern used to identify the MAC address. Together these three snippets construct a functional script that monitors interface traffic and blocks a specified MAC address on the defined interface.

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#MAC Address Filtering#Network Security Scripting#Interface Configuration#Access Control

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