DT_ATC_RS3 (config)# username techadmin password 63t0ut0fh3r3! DT ATC_RS3 (config) # enable secret 5tayout!!e! DT ATC_RS3 (config) # service password-encryption DT_ATC_RS3 (config)# login block-for 180 attempts 2 within 60 DT ATC_RS3 (config)# line console 0 DT ATC_RS3 (config-line) # login local DT ATC_RS3 (config-line) # end DT_ATC_RS3# exit Refer to the exhibit. The exhibited configuration is entered by a network administrator into a new router. Sometime later a network technician proceeds to log in to the router via a console connection. The technician enters techadmin as the user name and tries a password of 63tOutOfh3r3!. What will be the result of this action? O The router will display the DT_ATC_RS3> prompt. O The router will be locked for 2 minutes and 30 seconds. O The router will deny access and display a banner message. O The router will deny access and display an error message.

DT_ATC_RS3 (config)# username techadmin password 63t0ut0fh3r3! DT ATC_RS3 (config) # enable secret 5tayout!!e! DT ATC_RS3 (config) # service password-encryption DT_ATC_RS3 (config)# login block-for 180 attempts 2 within 60 DT ATC_RS3 (config)# line console 0 DT ATC_RS3 (config-line) # login local DT ATC_RS3 (config-line) # end DT_ATC_RS3# exit Refer to the exhibit. The exhibited configuration is entered by a network administrator into a new router. Sometime later a network technician proceeds to log in to the router via a console connection. The technician enters techadmin as the user name and tries a password of 63tOutOfh3r3!. What will be the result of this action? O The router will display the DT_ATC_RS3> prompt. O The router will be locked for 2 minutes and 30 seconds. O The router will deny access and display a banner message. O The router will deny access and display an error message.

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Chapter12: Network Configuration

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