Refer to the exhibit. Which action automatically enables privilege exec mode when logging in via SSH?
Refer to the exhibit. Which action automatically enables privilege exec mode when logging in via SSH?
To automatically enable privilege exec mode when logging in via SSH for any user, configuring privilege level 15 under the line configuration is necessary. This configuration ensures that any user, upon successful authentication, is placed into privilege exec mode without needing to specify a particular user. While configuring a specific user (like 'cisco') with privilege level 15 would also work for that user, it would not apply universally to all users.
MaxF1(config)# line vty 0 4 MaxF1(config-line)# login local MaxF1(config-line)# privilege level 15 With this configuration, the device prompts for a username and password when accessing the vty lines, and upon successful authentication, the user is placed into privilege exec mode automatically.
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/blogs/a0D3i000002eeWTEAY/cisco-ios-privilege-levels
https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/s/question/0D53i00000KstA2CAJ/privilege-level-when-username-command-is-configured
D applies to user cisco only C applies to all users C and D are correct but C is better IMO
Because of the Cisco username is shown in the output as the only user, but C is the right option all users that aren't there.
Answer D seems correct. #username cisco privilege 15 secret 5 yyyyy
Why C is wrong ?
So the answer is C, it is not stated that only user cisco needs to gain privillige access
It didnt specify which user, so any user will be option C.
D looks correct for me
The privilege command on the vty lines override all the privilege levels sent via RADIUS or set in the local database. And because the question implies "automatically" the clear answer is C
I'm going with C. The question asks "Which action automatically enables privilege exec mode when logging in via SSH?". This sounds like they're asking REGARDLESS of the account you use to log in, not just limited to the user "cisco". C seems more accurate in this regard. If they were asking specifically how to give the user "cisco" privileged access when logging in via SSH, then D would be more accurate.