Day 19

1. Cisco routers have 15 different privilege levels (0 to 14) available to configure, where 14 is full access.

True

False

Question 1 of 6

2. If you have a security IOS image, you can configure the router to permit only SSH access rather than Telnet.Which command do you use on the vty lines?

Router1(config)#transport input ssh

Router1(config-router)#transport input ssh

Router1(config-line)#input ssh

Router1(config-line)#transport input ssh

Question 2 of 6

3. You can’t actually Telnet into a router unless somebody adds a password to the Telnet (vty) lines.

True

False

Question 3 of 6

4. Match the correct levels for logging.

alerts	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect
critical	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect
debugging	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect
errors	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect
informational	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect
notifications	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect
warnings	5 Unselect 1 Unselect 6 Unselect 7 Unselect 4 Unselect 3 Unselect 2 Unselect

Question 4 of 6

5. You keep getting logging messages appear on the screen as you type configuration commands. How do you set them to not interrupt as you type?

Router(config)#logging line

Router(config-line)#no logging

Router(config)#logging synchronous

Router(config-line)#logging synchronous

Question 5 of 6

6. You want to create a timeout on the console (and VTY) lines so that it disconnects after a certain period of time.Which command do you use?

Router(config-vty)#exec-timeout 2

Router(config-line)#timeout 2

Router(config-line)#exec-timeout 2

Router(config)#exec-timeout 2

Question 6 of 6

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