The process of erasure
A) helps generic code coexist with older code written in pre 1.5 versions of Java
B) removes generic classes that are never instantiated from the program
C) removes generic classes that are never instantiated, and generic methods that are never called, from the program
D) deletes generic code that is found to be inefficient
A) helps generic code coexist with older code written in pre 1.5 versions of Java
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Which IPv6 ACL statement would be used to deny all SSH traffic coming from the 2001:db8:2525:6342::/64 network to the 2001:db8:3672:2643::/64 network?
A) drop tcp 2001:db8:2525:6342::/64 2001:db8:3672:2643::/64 eq ssh B) deny tcp 2001:db8:2525:6342::/64 2001:db8:3672:2643::/64 eq ssh C) drop tcp 2001:db8:2525:6342::/64 2001:db8:3672:2643::/64 eq 22 D) deny tcp 2001:db8:2525:6342::/64 2001:db8:3672:2643::/64 eq 22
What are the handles pointing to?
What will be an ideal response?
Step 1. Explore threads.
a. Open a command prompt.
b. In the Process Explorer window, right-click conhost.exe and Select Properties….. Click
the Threads tab to view the active threads for the conhost.exe process.
c. Examine the details of the thread.
Step 2. Explore handles.
In the Process Explorer, click View > select Show Lower Pane > Handles to view the handles
associated with the conhost.exe process.
Examine the handles.