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HPE6-A41 · Question #47
An ArubaOS switch operates at factory default settings. A network administrator enters this command: Switch (config)# password operator plaintext mysecret How does the switch now control access to…
The correct answer is C. It allows users to access basic mode without a password, but users must then enter password mysecret to reach enable mode. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An ArubaOS switch operates at factory default settings. A network administrator enters this command:
Switch (config)# password operator plaintext mysecret
How does the switch now control access to the CLI through the console port?
Options
- AIt forces users to enter no username and password operator to gain access to basic mode. Users must then enter password mysecret to reach enable mode.
- BIt forces users du enter username operator and password mysecret to gain access to basic mode. Users can then reach enable mode without authenticating.
- CIt allows users to access basic mode without a password, but users must then enter password mysecret to reach enable mode.
- DIt forces users to enter no username and password mysecret to gain access to basic mode. Users can then reach enable mode without authenticating.
How the community answered
(26 responses)- A4% (1)
- B4% (1)
- C81% (21)
- D12% (3)
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