Which kind of links will the lnks script (page 991) not find? Why?
What will be an ideal response?
The lnks script searches for links by the link count that ls –l displays and by
matching inode numbers. Both of these characteristics identify hard links.
Soft, or symbolic, links (page 234) cannot be identified in this manner.
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Which Cisco IOS command would be used to configure an IPv6 static route to the 2200::/64 network when the next hop address is 2001:db8:153d::2352:2341:1?
A) This is not possible without knowing the next hop interface. B) This is not possible without knowing the next hop IPv6 link local address. C) ipv6 route 2200:: /64 2001:db8:153d::2352:2341:1 D) ipv6 route 2200::/64 2001:db8:153d::2352:2341:1
Which of the following packets will be denied in an extended IP ACL using the access-list statement access-list 101 deny tcp any any?
A) Any IP packet with a TCP header will be denied. B) Any IP packet without a TCP header will be denied. C) Any traffic from host 101 will be denied. D) Any TCP traffic from a host other than 101 will be denied.