500-601 · Question #39
Refer to the exhibit. In the Cisco AV Pair, which two options are correct? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Role1 = Read E. Role6 = Write. Examining the Cisco AV Pair in the exhibit reveals specific role-to-permission mappings: Role1 is assigned Read access and Role6 is assigned Write access, making A and E the correct choices. Why the distractors are wrong: B (Role2=Read) and D (Role2=Write) are both wrong…
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Options
- ARole1 = Read
- BRole2 = Read
- CRole5 = Write
- DRole2 = Write
- ERole6 = Write
- FRole1 = Write
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A85% (22)
- B4% (1)
- D8% (2)
- F4% (1)
Explanation
Examining the Cisco AV Pair in the exhibit reveals specific role-to-permission mappings: Role1 is assigned Read access and Role6 is assigned Write access, making A and E the correct choices.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B (Role2=Read) and D (Role2=Write) are both wrong because Role2 does not appear as defined in the AV pair string shown - candidates may confuse the role number by misreading the exhibit.
- C (Role5=Write) is wrong because Role5 either is not present or does not carry Write permission in the exhibit.
- F (Role1=Write) flips Role1's actual permission - Role1 is Read, not Write; this is a classic trap that tests whether you read the mapping carefully rather than just recognizing the role name.
Memory tip: In Cisco AV Pairs, the role number and its privilege level are tightly paired - treat them like a key=value dictionary. When the exam shows an exhibit, trace each role name directly across to its assigned permission before selecting answers. The most common traps are either swapping the role number (e.g., Role1 vs. Role2) or swapping the permission (Read vs. Write) - the exam tests both in the same question.
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