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31.
Which command would you enter to use Cisco SDM in a secure web session?
  • A.
    ip http secure
  • B.
    ip https
  • C.
    ip https secure - server
  • D.
    ip http secure - server
  • E.
    ip secure - server
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Answer : [D]
Explanation :
To use HTTPS with Cisco SDM, you must configure it from the command line with the command ip http secure - server .
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32.
What is the global configuration mode command that will allow you to specify the number of failed login attempts that trigger a quiet period?
  • A.
    login block - for
  • B.
    login exec timeout
  • C.
    login block
  • D.
    login timeout
  • E.
    exec timeout
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
The command login block - for can be used to specify the number of failed attempts to trigger a quiet period and how long that quiet period can be.
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33.
What is the global configuration mode command that allows you to configure a banner message for use when attempting to access a router via Telnet or SSH?
  • A.
    banner
  • B.
    message banner
  • C.
    motd
  • D.
    banner config
  • E.
    banner motd
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Answer : [E]
Explanation :
The banner motd command is used to create a banner message. It also requires you to designate a delimiter to use for the purposes of identifying the message content.
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34.
What is the default delay between successive login attempts if the login block - for command is issued without further qualifications?
  • A.
    1 sec
  • B.
    10 sec
  • C.
    5 sec
  • D.
    15 sec
  • E.
    1 minute
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Answer : [A]
Explanation :
The default delay between successive login attempts if the login block - for command is issued in its default state is 1 second. You can configure a different delay if you use other options with the command.
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35.
Which of the following is not one of the files necessary to run Cisco SDM on your router?
  • A.
    es.tar
  • B.
    sdm.tar
  • C.
    common.tar
  • D.
    sdm.bin
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Answer : [D]
Explanation :
Except for HTML files, all the other files are in TAR format, therefore D is not one of the files necessary to run Cisco SDM on your router.
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