H12-323_V2.0 · Question #24
By default, how many users can LeaderAP support to log in through the Web management method at the same time?
The correct answer is A. 2. LeaderAP limits simultaneous Web management logins to 2 users by default, meaning only two administrators can be logged into the web interface at the same time - a common security and resource constraint on network device management interfaces. Options C (1) and D (3) are wrong…
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By default, how many users can LeaderAP support to log in through the Web management method at the same time?
Options
- A2
- B4
- C1
- D3
How the community answered
(66 responses)- A85% (56)
- B5% (3)
- C2% (1)
- D9% (6)
Explanation
LeaderAP limits simultaneous Web management logins to 2 users by default, meaning only two administrators can be logged into the web interface at the same time - a common security and resource constraint on network device management interfaces.
Options C (1) and D (3) are wrong because they don't match the documented default session limit; 1 would be overly restrictive for typical multi-admin environments, and 3 is simply not the configured default. Option B (4) is a plausible distractor but exceeds the actual default limit - some platforms do allow 4 or more, making it easy to confuse.
Memory tip: Think "pair of admins" - the number 2 pairs with the idea that Web management is a shared but limited resource, and two is the minimum needed for basic redundancy without overloading the device.
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