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Given the global configuration command 'banner motd #7 Hello #',
what do the '#' symbols represent?
A.) Escape sequence to exit the menu.
B.) Nothing, just part of the banner.
C.) Tic Tac Toe Macro.
D.) Delimiting Character
E.) Message border character.
F.) Number of times message to be displayed.
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Answer: D
Delimiting characters allow you to have a message the is
more than one
line. You simply type as many lines as you want, ending with the
delimiting (terminating) character.
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