Given the global configuration commands:

'banner motd #'

'Hello #'

When would the message be displayed?

A.) The message of the day banner shows up before login.

B.) The message of the day banner shows up during logoff.

C.) These commands are not the right syntax for MOTD.

D.) Message of the day banners are displayed upon entering
global config

mode.

E.) Message of the day banners are not possible.

F.) The message of the day would be, 'Hello #'



Given the global configuration commands: 'banner motd #' 'Hello #' When..

Answer / guest

Answer: A

Message of the day banners are displayed when a user logs on
to the

router. In the example above, the '#' is the unique delimiting

(terminating) character. In this way, banners can have
multiple lines,

terminated not by hitting , but rather by the chosen
(unique) delimiting

character.

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