Managers log in to an ArubaOS switch with SSH.
What does SSH require to authenticate the switch to the SSH client and set up a secure session?
Managers log in to an ArubaOS switch with SSH.
What does SSH require to authenticate the switch to the SSH client and set up a secure session?
SSH requires an SSH key to authenticate the switch to the SSH client and set up a secure session. This is managed by the crypto key ssh commands.
C is right
https://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Wired-Intelligent-Edge-Campus/How-to-Configure-Secure-CLI-Switch-Access/ta-p/436333
The answer depends on the type of authentication (password vs. key). If password authentication, then B is correct. If key authentication is required, then A is correct. I'd assume B is correct in this case.
SSH key using (config)# crypto key ssh
The correct answer is B: Note: Both, the keys and ip ssh are created on startup/enabled by default. If the IP configuration is assigned by DHCP (= default), then only username and password need to be configured manually for SSH access. The only need to configure keys/enabled ssh, if disabled manually. There is also no need to apply SSH to a VTY interface.