Which command would you use to convey a message regardi…

You are configuring a Cisco router.
Which command would you use to convey a message regarding the remote access security policy of your
organization to a user logging into the router?

A.
hostname

B.
banner motd

C.
description

D.
boot system

E.
terminal monitor

Explanation:
The banner motd command is used to specify a message of the day (MOTD) banner to users logging into the
router. This is a global configuration mode command and is generally used to communicate routers
identification information, display any warning specific to the router, or display a remote access security policy,
such as “Unauthorized access to the router is prohibited.” The syntax for this command is as follows:
banner motd [d message d]
d is the delimiter character. It can be any character of the administrator’s choice, with the limitation that the
delimiter character cannot be used in the message text.
The hostname command is a global configuration command to assign the router a name for identification. Thecommand syntax is hostname [name].
The description command is an interface configuration mode command that sets a description for that
interface.
The boot system command is used to specify the path to the primary IOS file. It is a global configuration
command.
The terminal monitor command is used to direct debug and system error message to the monitor when
connected to a router using telnet. When you are connected to a router using telnet and you issue the debug
command, by default the output can only have been seen through a console session with that router. Executing
the terminal monitor command directs that output to the terminal session where it can be viewed.
Objective:
Infrastructure Security
Sub-Objective:
Configure, verify, and troubleshoot basic device hardening

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