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HP2-Z12 · Question #57

You are troubleshooting an HP A Series switch that has no IP connectivity. You access the switch on a console session. You are not prompted to enter a password, and you find that you have monitor…

The correct answer is B. the credentials for a local user who is allowed manage level access on console sessions. When you attempt to connect to a user interface using the scheme method, you must know the credentials for a user stored on the switch, the user privilege level that you will receive, and the type of access that you are allowed.

Switch Access Control and Authentication

Question

You are troubleshooting an HP A Series switch that has no IP connectivity. You access the switch on a console session. You are not prompted to enter a password, and you find that you have monitor level access. You need to have a higher level of access in order to complete the tasks that the customer requires. What should you ask the customer to give you?

Options

  • Athe Telnet password
  • Bthe credentials for a local user who is allowed manage level access on console sessions
  • Cthe password applied to the AUX0 user interface
  • Dthe super password for the manage level

How the community answered

(26 responses)
  • A
    15% (4)
  • B
    73% (19)
  • C
    8% (2)
  • D
    4% (1)

Explanation

When you attempt to connect to a user interface using the scheme method, you must know the credentials for a user stored on the switch, the user privilege level that you will receive, and the type of access that you are allowed.

Topics

#HP A Series switch#console access#privilege levels#local user authentication

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