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there is a router name Ra
there is two switch sw1 and sw2
sw1 is coneceted through fa0/1 interface of router Ra
sw2 is conected through the fa1/1
serai interface of router s0/1 conected through the isp
with it ip address 192.168.1.1
now therer are three host conexted through the sw1 and
having ip
host1=10.1.2.1
host2=10.1.2.2
host3=10.1.2.3
now there is also 3ree host conected through switch 2 i.e
sw2 having ip
host4=10.1.1.1
host 5=10.1.1.2
host 6=10.1.1.3
now i think u have made corect confrigation.now questios is
started
network admin configure the Ra router in that fassion
Ra(config)#access-list 2 permit 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255
Ra(config)#line vty 0 4
ra(config)#access-class 2 in
now question is that why should network admnistratoe do it
in this maneer
A to give access sw1 host to acess internet
B to prevent sw1 host from acessing comand promt
c to prevent sw2 host from accessing console of router ra
D to give sw2 host access to the enternet
e prevent sw1 host from accessing internet
f to prevent sw1 host from acessing the sw2 host network
isp------(s0/1)..RA..(fa1/1)---SW2-host (4,5,6)
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(sw1)------host 1,2,3
this is not exect digarm but help to derive the diagram
plz answer as soon as possible
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Configuration -
Ra(config)#access-list 2 permit 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255
Ra(config)#line vty 0 4
Ra(config)#access-class 2 in
From the above configuration one thing is clear that only
host from 10.1.1.0 network (i.e Switch 2)can access the telnet.
Host from 10.1.2.0 network are not allowed to access the
TELNET. As the access list specified on vitual terminal ie.
line vty 0 4.
So [B] is the correct answer.
[B] To prevent sw1 host from accessing command prompt
I configure ur scenario in PACKET TRACER & configure
accordingly.
After that i tried to access TELNET from client of Switch2,
i wz successful. Ie. Router allow to access the TELNET.
After that i tried to access TELNET from client of Switch1,
i wzn't successful.Ie Router doesn't allow to access the TELNET.
On the option, it create little bit confusion on mind..
COMMAND PROMPT of which device... off course its ROUTER.
If the option were written in specific, than i think no
confusion will arise.
I hope, it will help u..!!
Let me know my feedback..!!
thanxx for such a gud question.
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Answer / jitu
hi sahin that realy nice but i canton understand that what
does the optiob B say
plz clearfy
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Check it out in packet tracer & let me knw...!!! If u r
unable to do the telnet of router from client command
prompt, thn ultimately u r unable to access the command
prompt of router as well.
U cn access the client command prompt as ur requirement, but
not router's command prompt.
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Answer / jitendera sinha
no monoj corect answer is given
B
but the expalantiom is not given so i am not agree with
that answer
if you have some expalnation about answer b then plz write.
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Configuration -
Ra(config)#access-list 2 permit 10.1.1.0 0.0.0.255
Ra(config)#line vty 0 4
Ra(config)#access-class 2 in
From the above configuration one thing is clear that only
host from 10.1.1.0 network (i.e Switch 2)can access the telnet.
Host from 10.1.2.0 network are not allowed to access the
TELNET. As the access list specified on vitual terminal ie.
line vty 0 4.
So [B] is the correct answer.
[B] To prevent sw1 host from accessing command prompt
I configure ur scenario in PACKET TRACER & configure
accordingly.
After that i tried to access TELNET from client of Switch2,
i wz successful. Ie. Router allow to access the TELNET.
After that i tried to access TELNET from client of Switch1,
i wzn't successful.Ie Router doesn't allow to access the TELNET.
On the option, it create little bit confusion on mind..
COMMAND PROMPT of which device... off course its ROUTER.
If the option were written in specific, than i think no
confusion will arise.
I hope, it will help u..!!
Let me know my feedback..!!
thanxx for such a gud question.
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Answer / manoj
Answers:-
A & E:- Both the questions are contradictory.
B:- Host can access the command prompt anyway.
C:- Network Admin already permitted SW2 host to
access the router through telnet.
D:- Depends on the Network Admin whom he wants to
give access to internet.
F:- I think RIP routing protocol should be configured
for access.
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