Online Access Free H12-723 Practice Test

Which of the following statement is wrong about NIP?

• A.NIP Manager supports mail alarm response mode
• B.NIP using leading hardware architecture, FPGA realization of the application layer acceleration, ESP achieve forward acceleration
• C.NIP compare the data packet and application knowledge base, identify specific data flow
• D.NIP support for specific IP network segment, in a specific time period, for strategy processing

Agile Controller-Campus As RADIUS When the server performs authentication, how many ends need to be configured for authentication on the admission control device?

• A.1813
• B.1812
• C.8443
• D.8080

MAC Certification refers to 802.1x In the protocol authentication environment, the terminal does not respond to the connection control device after accessing the network 802.1x When protocol authentication is requested, the access control does not automatically obtain the terminal's MAC The address is sent as a credential to access the network RADIUS The server performs verification.

• A.right
• B.wrong

Visitors can access the network through their registered account. Which of the following is not an account approval method?

• A.Administrator approval
• B.Self-approved by visitors
• C.Exemption from approval
• D.Receptionist approval

Regarding patch management and Windows patch checking strategies, which of the following descriptions is wrong?

• A.Windows Patch check strategy focuses on checking whether the terminal host is installed Windows Operating system patches.
• B.When the terminal host does not install the specified Windows When making a system patch, according to Windows The patch check policy prohibits terminal hosts from accessing the controlled network.
• C.Patch management focuses on checking whether the terminal host has installed the specified patch,Perform access control on the terminal host.
• D.Patch management and Windows The patch check strategy can check whether the terminal host has installed the specified Windows Make system patches.