Exam 200-301 topic 1 question 965 discussion

Login local is required to implement SSH in this case because we are not using AAA authentication. But password service-encryption is not needed because all it does is encrypt any plaintext passwords displayed in the running configuration. It has nothing to do with SSH. For example, you can configure a plaintext password for Telnet access, do service password-encryption to scramble it in the running config, but then when you Telnet into the device, sniff the packet and see that the password is still in plaintext.

SSH Configuration: hostname CPE ip domain name ccna.cisco.com crypto key generate rsa modulus 1024 username admin privilege 15 secret s0m3s3cr3t line vty 0 4 transport input ssh login local

AB is correct SH can work without the "no login local" command. However, the "no login local" command is typically used in Cisco IOS devices when setting up SSH access to bypass the need for a local login on the device.

According to Packet tracer the login local is not required but if you do not have the login local then you need the enable passwor/secret to access the privilege mode. Correct me if I´m wrong.

you need b to use the user name and pass word the answer is A and C

AC is correct

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I agree, should be "AC"

oatmealturkey is right. The answers are AC.