What are two ways to protect eavesdropping when you per…

What are two ways to protect eavesdropping when you perform device-management task?
(Choose two)

What are two ways to protect eavesdropping when you perform device-management task?
(Choose two)

A.
use SNMPv2

B.
use SSH connection

C.
use SNMPv3

D.
use in-band management

E.
use out-band management

Explanation:
These management plane protocols are encrypted.



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megatron

megatron

Disagree. I’d say B & E.

Out of band management does not touch the main network (or if using a console lead, any network) therefore eavesdropping is prevented.

https://learningnetwork.cisco.com/thread/86730

Sam

Sam

Out of band management can still be a network, and if the data is not encrypted, eavesdropping can happen. You need encryption. IE SSH and SNMPv3

Sam

Sam

You don’t have to be on the “main network” for someone to eavesdrop. OOB can still be a network, and you should use encryption if you want it secure. My opinion only.