Refer to the exhibit.
Which two configuration changes enable the user admin to log in to the device? (Choose two.)
A.
Configure the login authentication to be case-insensitive.
B.
Configure the user admin with a password and appropriate privileges.
C.
Configure the login authentication to be case-sensitive.
D.
Modify the configuration to use a named group.
E.
Configure additional login authentication under the terminal lines.
Fake question.
A is wrong because case-insensitivity affects only usernames, not passwords.
B is already configured.
C is already on for local authenticaation.
D is irrelevant.
E is not necessary (simulated this).
Agree
I’d go with D and E. I think they wanted to say “use a named group instead of default” and “use this login auth on line vtys”
D. Modify the configuration to use a named group.
E. Configure additional login authentication under the terminal lines.
Let’s have another point of view of the question considering the answers. I think the author try to say “What would you change if the admin user fails to log in to the device?”
I would set case-insensitive the login authentication because login can fails if user types ‘Admin’ or ‘ADMIN’ and I also would change the password if user admin had forgotten the password.
Anyway, it does not make sense such a question. Hope it helps!