Chapter Review Questions
Which is true regarding MAC limiting?
It is currently not supported because not learning all MAC addresses breaks bridging
It can be based on an allowed list of MACs on a per-port basis
It can be based on an allowed MAC number, per port
It is set on a VLAN basis, not on a port basis
Both B and C
Which is true about ARP inspection?
It requires a DHCP snooping database
It can operate without DHCP snooping
It prevents IP address spoofing
It is configured at the port rather than VLAN level
True or false: by default, all access links are considered trusted for DHCP.
Which of the following are configured on a VLAN basis?
ARP inspection
DHCP snooping
IP Source Guard
All of the above
Which of the following EAP methods are certificate-based?
MAC
EAP-MD5
EAP-TLS
All of the above
With regard to MAC authentication, which is true?
Setting MAC-based authorization automatically disables EAP
Local authentication is mandatory due to the lack of EAP on a non-responsive client
Local authentication is always based on per-port databases
Local authentication is global and applies to all 802.1X-1X-enabled interfaces unless constrained with the
interfacekeyword
Which is the default supplicant mode?
Single
Single-secure
Multiple
None of the above
What is the difference between single and multiple supplicant modes?
Single supports only one client at any time
Multiple supports multiple clients but only when each has been authenticated
Multiple supports multiple clients but requires only one to be authenticated
Both ...
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