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Encrypted password
A value to be entered on both the network devices and management workstation to allow read / write access
Hex characters used to encrypt traffic between two network devices
Displayed to the user before entering a username and password for SSH Management
TCP
UDP
ICMP
GRE
True
False
23
20
21
22
443
Any port greater than 1024
Any port less than 1024
4443
64 bit counter
32 bit counter
MIBs
Traps
43:51:43:a1:b5:fc:8b:b7:0a:3a:a9:b1:0f:66:73:a8:11
MD5 hash of the remote devices public key
Remote devices public key displayed in hexidecimal
Generated on the client PC
The syslog server software is always available free of change from the hardware vendor
No authentication is requried when sending logs
Both B and C
No requirement to setup an NMS workstation and vendor specific MIBs
162
161
514
53
To facilitate local logging of errors
Differing the types of logs that a device can generate from Local0 to Local7 = 8 types
The process that runs on the device creating the SYSLOG entries
To tag different groups of logs for sorting and possibly specific storage on the Syslog server
Simple Network Management Protocol
Simple Management Protocol
Slimline Networks Management Protocol
Slim Network Multicast Protocol
Management Information Base containing vendor specific attributes
Reliable protocol for the management of network devices
IP addresses of where to send traps
A GUI for management of network devices
Simple Security Layer
Https://
Secure Security Layer
Secure Sockets Layer
Secure Shell Host
Secure Shell
Simple Shell
Simple Secure Host
True
False