A router with a valid operating system contains a configuration file stored in NVRAM. The configuration file has an enable secret password but no console password. When the router boots up, which mode will display?

privileged EXEC mode

setup mode

user EXEC mode

global configuration mode

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Alonso Ali

Computers & Technology

2 November, 07:59

A router with a valid operating system contains a configuration file stored in NVRAM. The configuration file has an enable secret password but no console password. When the router boots up, which mode will display?

privileged EXEC mode

setup mode

user EXEC mode

global configuration mode

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Joyce Warner · Answer 1

Answer: User EXEC mode

Explanation:

User EXEC mode is generally used in a router for boots up which contain configuration of file in the operating system that is store in the NVRAM.

The user EXEC mode is basically used in the settings and system testing in the operations. This command allow connection with the remote devices and also change the settings of the terminal line so that it perform various basic test in the system. For access this command we need a valid password.

There are basically two types of user EXEC command that are:

User Privileged

A router with a valid operating system contains a configuration file stored in NVRAM. The configuration file has an enable secret password but no console password. When the router boots up, which mode will display?privileged EXEC modesetup modeuser EXEC modeglobal configuration mode

A router with a valid operating system contains a configuration file stored in NVRAM. The configuration file has an enable secret password but no console password. When the router boots up, which mode will display?

privileged EXEC mode

setup mode

user EXEC mode

global configuration mode