An authenticator router has been configured with two domains named "Area1" and "Area2", following which a user is created with the username "huawei" and the password "hello" for authentication…

The correct answer is D. default domain. If the username does not contain the delimiter "@" followed by a domain name, the user is automatically assigned to the default domain. In this case, since the username "huawei" does not specify a domain, the user belongs to the default domain.

Question

An authenticator router has been configured with two domains named "Area1" and "Area2", following which a user is created with the username "huawei" and the password "hello" for authentication. Which domain does this user belong to?

Options

AArea2 domain
Bdefault_admin domain
CArea1 domain
Ddefault domain

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A
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B
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C
9% (3)
D
74% (26)

Explanation

If the username does not contain the delimiter "@" followed by a domain name, the user is automatically assigned to the default domain. In this case, since the username "huawei" does not specify a domain, the user belongs to the default domain.

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