When you enter router passwords during the setup dialog what
is the difference between enable and the enable secret
passwords?
A. The enable password is encrypted
B. The enable secret password uses IPSec password authentication
C. The enable secret password cannot be seen as clear text
when viewing the configuration
D. The enable secret password acts as a backup in case the
enable password is compromised
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Answer / bharghava srinivas
Ans: C
Reason: In the Router When We Give "Enable Password" Then
The password is visible,and when We Give "Enable Secret
Password" The Password We are not able to see the Password
Bcoz it is in a encrypted form.
For Example:When we give password as "Bharghava" then, it
will show as "Ab0182h@q"
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Answer / surya
when we give the command as "enable secret
password"password will be encrypted and The enable secret
password cannot be seen as clear text when viewing the
configuration.
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
The answer for this query is A and C .
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Answer / s.m.feroz ahmed
Hi,
The answer for this query is A and C .
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