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An engineer must configure a router to allow users to run specific configuration commands by validating the user against the router database. Which configuration must be applied?
The correct answer is D. aaa authorization exec default local. To control which specific commands a user can execute on a router while authenticating them against the local database, AAA authorization for exec commands must be configured.
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An engineer must configure a router to allow users to run specific configuration commands by validating the user against the router database. Which configuration must be applied?
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- Aaaa authentication network default local
- Baaa authorization network default local
- Caaa authentication exec default local
- Daaa authorization exec default local
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To control which specific commands a user can execute on a router while authenticating them against the local database, AAA authorization for exec commands must be configured.
The `aaa authentication network default local` command configures authentication for network services (e.g., PPP, 802.1X), not for user command execution on the router itself.
The `aaa authorization network default local` command configures authorization for network services, not for command execution on the router.
The `aaa authentication exec default local` command configures user authentication for console or VTY access (exec mode), but it determines *who* can log in, not *what* commands they are authorized to run.
The `aaa authorization exec default local` command configures the router to authorize command execution (exec mode) using the local user database, allowing granular control over which commands a user with a specific privilege level can run.
Concept tested: Cisco IOS AAA command authorization
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios-xml/ios/security/a1/sec-a1-cr-book/sec-a1-cr-cli-commands.html#wp2541999905
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