A.Duplex mode selections
B.Auto MDIX selections
C.Status Selections
D.Group mode selections
E.Port security selections

A.Click Next
B.Click Fix All， then Next
C.Click Fix All， then clear CDP check box， then Next， then manually disable CDP on the WAN interface
D.Click Fix All， the clear CDP check box， the Next
E.Click Fix All， then Clear CDP check box， then Next， then Immediately reboot the router

A.You may use Cisco Network Assistant to set up the initial configuration
B.You must use CLI for initial configuration
C.You may use either CLI or CAN for configuration
D.You may make a direct connection to the PC from any point on the switch
E.You may only make a direct connection from the port with the flashing green LED to the PC

A.Globally on the ISR
B.On the Console and Auxiliary Ports of the ISR
C.On the untrusted （Outside） interface of the ISR
D.On the trusted （Inside） interface of the ISR
E.On the WAN and LAN interfaces of the ISR

A.Third-party due diligence policy review
B.Remote Access Policy
C.Encryption Policy
D.Application change control policy
E.Security Personnel policy

A.At Least one enabled switch port that is unconnected to any device
B.A PC pre-configured with a specific IP Address and Mask
C.A PC or laptop with Windows 2000 or Windows XP installed and a web browser that has Java Script enabled
D.Physical Access to Switch
E.A Switch with no connected devices

A.The configuration has not been completed yet on the router
B.There is only one entry and exit path to the service provider，so one static route is sufficient
C.The LAN functions at L3， so dynamic routing does not need to be enabled
D.Switch Agg 1 and R1 have not achieved L3 adjacency yet，thus whatever routing protocol has been configuration on R1 is not completely up
E.There is only one L3 device，thus dynamic routing is not needed

A.To protect the network in case someone inadvertently creates a physical loop in it
B.To ensure that if a device fails another device automatically take over for it
C.To allow management of all network devices
D.To aggregate logical network groups together at one central point

A.Position
B.Prepare
C.Design
D.Perform
E.Plan