The user root is unable to connect to the router using SSH. Referring to the exhibit, which configuration change will correct the problem?
The user root is unable to connect to the router using SSH. Referring to the exhibit, which configuration change will correct the problem?
The root user is unable to connect to the router using SSH because the current configuration explicitly denies root login via SSH by using 'root-login deny'. To correct this, the configuration needs to be changed to allow root login via SSH. The appropriate command to achieve this is 'set system services ssh root-login allow', which permits root login by SSH.
Difficult to say, because, generally, you would want to first delete the deny then set the allow.
When you configure "set system services ssh root-login allow" it will automaticaly delete "deny" config. Therefore B
can be both indeed, seems like IOS and platform dependent https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/user-access/topics/ref/statement/ssh-edit-system.html
the A and B options work. tested!
Answer B
"B" is just the right command to enter to enable that service
B is correct. The question is that the connection uses SSH, so we need to use the command "set system services ssh root-login allow" to allow root login via SSH.