An authenticator router has been configured with two domains named “Area1” and “Area2”, following which a user is created with the username “huawei” and the password “hello” for authentication. Which domain does this user belong to?
An authenticator router has been configured with two domains named “Area1” and “Area2”, following which a user is created with the username “huawei” and the password “hello” for authentication. Which domain does this user belong to?
When no specific domain is mentioned during the user creation process, the user is automatically assigned to the default domain. Hence, the user with the username 'huawei' and password 'hello' belongs to the default domain.
Correct answer is C. If a user name is user 1@domain 1, the user belongs to domain 1. If a user name does not end with @, the user belongs to the default domain.
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La respuesta es la D, pagina 552 del libro HCIA-Datacom V1.0 Training Material.
La respuesta es la C, pagina 552 del libro HCIA-Datacom V1.0 Training Material. Huawei devices support the following default domains: ▫ The default domain is for common users. ▫ The default_admin domain is the default domain for administrators.
C Based on the information provided, since no specific domain is mentioned when creating the user "huawei" with the password "hello", the user would belong to the default domain. Therefore, the correct answer is: C. default domain
C. default domain Se o domínio ao qual um usuário pertence não for especificado ao criar o usuário, o usuário é automaticamente associado ao domínio default (o administrador é associado ao domínio default_admin).
In practice, when logged into the router console, the last domain created was Area 2, so the new user will be associated to that domain.