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HP0-Y50 · Question #21
A network architect is designing a solution with HP products. A customer has the following requirements for controlling the management access for administrators: - Administrators areas signed…
The correct answer is A. Authentication to a RADIUS server with local authentication as a secondary method. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A network architect is designing a solution with HP products. A customer has the following requirements for controlling the management access for administrators:
- Administrators areas signed privileges when they login based on their
identity
- Security policies related to password complexity and password
rotation,like the company's Windows domain policies, are enforced for administrator credentials
- The company can easily revoke the access of administrator how have
the company method
- Administrator have a backdoor into the management interface in case
network connectivity fails in any way Which option meets the company's requirements?
Options
- AAuthentication to a RADIUS server with local authentication as a secondary method
- BAuthentication with a password that meets the complexity requirements and is stored locally on
- CAuthentication to local user accounts with TACACS+ authenticates as a secondary method
- DAuthentication to a TACACS+ server
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A75% (21)
- B7% (2)
- C4% (1)
- D14% (4)
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