3V0-21.23 · Question #156
An architect is tasked with creating a design for a vSphere-based solution. Reviewing requirements with the security team, the architect makes the following design decision: ESXi hosts in the…
The correct answer is A. Only certain commands can be executed in the sandboxed shell. When the shell sandbox is enabled on ESXi hosts, it restricts the execution of commands within the shell to ensure that only authorized or safe commands are allowed. This provides a level of isolation that limits the potential for accidental or malicious commands to be run in…
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An architect is tasked with creating a design for a vSphere-based solution. Reviewing requirements with the security team, the architect makes the following design decision:
ESXi hosts in the environment will enable shell sandbox for SSH connections and the local ESXi shell What is an implication of the design decision to enable shell sandboxing?
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- AOnly certain commands can be executed in the sandboxed shell
- BOnly administrative accounts can access the sandbox shell
- CAll commands executed in the sandbox shell will be logged
- DThe vSphere 8 hosts will operate in strict lockdown mode
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A91% (29)
- B6% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
When the shell sandbox is enabled on ESXi hosts, it restricts the execution of commands within the shell to ensure that only authorized or safe commands are allowed. This provides a level of isolation that limits the potential for accidental or malicious commands to be run in the shell, enhancing security while still providing necessary administrative access.
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