Which of the following statements about IAD configuration mode is INCORRECT?

Question

Options

• ASupport the CUT configuration mode.
• BSupport the WEB configuration mode.
• CProvide three accounts, root, system, and user in CLE configuration mode.
• DThe root account for logging in to the web management system is different from the root account

• A
  14% (4)
• B
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  79% (23)

Explanation

Option D is incorrect because in IAD configuration, the root account used to log in to the web management system is the same root account used across other configuration modes - it is not a separate or different account. The statement falsely implies a distinction that does not exist.

Why the distractors are wrong (i.e., why A, B, and C are correct statements):

• A is correct - IADs do support CUT (Console User Terminal) configuration mode.
• B is correct - IADs do support WEB-based configuration mode for browser-based management.
• C is correct - In CLE (Command Line Environment) configuration mode, three account levels are provided: root (superuser), system (system admin), and user (regular user).

Memory tip: Focus on the word "different" in option D as the red flag. A core principle of IAD access control is that the root account is unified - one root, one identity, regardless of whether you access via web or CLI. If an exam option claims accounts are "split" or "different" between access methods without a specific qualifier, treat it as suspect.

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