Which two features characterize controller-based deployments in a WLAN?（）

A . All passwords entered during the AutoSecure configuration must be a minimum of 8 characters in length. B . Cisco123 would be a valid password for both the enable password and the enable secret commands. C . The auto secure command can be used to secure the router login as well as the NTP and SSH protocols. D . For an interactive full session of AutoSecure， the auto secure login command should be used. E . If the SSH server was configured， the 1024 bit RSA keys are generated after the auto secure commandis enabled.

A . a stronger encryption algorithm B . key mixing using temporal keys C . shared key authentication D . a shorter initialization vector E . per frame sequence counter

A . Agent Routing   B . Historical Reporting   C . Conditional Routing   D . Prioritized Queueing   E . Agent Queueing

A . STP will be disabled on the port. B . PortFast can also be configured on trunk ports. C . PortFast is required to enable port-based BPDU guard. D . PortFast is used for both STP and RSTP host ports. E . PortFast is used for STP-only host ports.

A . coverage of large areas B . individual device configuration C . roaming that is facilitated bywirelee-location services D . coverage ofA single area E . seamless roaming throughout the network

A . cloning B . CMCs C . IOMs D . Template

A . The BID is made up of the bridge priority value（two bytes） and bridge MAC address （six bytes）. B . The BID is made up of the bridge priority （four bits）， the system ID （12 bits）， and a bridge MAC address （48 bits）. C . The BID is made up of the system ID （six bytes） and bridge priority value （two bytes）. D . The system ID value is the VLAN ID （VID）. E . The system ID value is a unique MAC address allocated from a pool of MAC addresses assigned to the switch or module. F . The system ID value is a hex number used to measure the preference of a bridge in the spanning-tree algorithm.

A . FRR B . SSO C . distribute CEF D . switch virtual path E . graceful restart

A .  port security B .  fabric binding C .  IVR D .  port tracking E .  FICON

A .  Flashback Table can be performed on system tables. B .  Flashback Table operation does not shrink the segments. C .  Flashback Table uses log mining to extract SQL_REDO and SQL_UNDO statements. D .  Flashback Table operation acquires exclusive data manipulation language （DML） locks.

A . FTP sessions supported B . drive size options C . RAID versions supported D . number of CIFS/NFS users supported E . number of drive bays per platform

A .  RSTLNE B .  NLSRTL C .  LISTENER D .  NLSSORT E .  Linguistic sort

A . multicast B . broadcast C . allcast D . podcast E . anycast

A .  You can use this feature to identify the committed versions of the rows， but not the uncommitted versions. B .  You can use this feature to identify the versions of V$ views. C .  You can use this feature to identify the inserts， deletes， and updates performed on a particular row but not the data definition language （DDL） operations performed on the table. D .  You can use this feature for a table only if row movement is enabled for the table. E .  You can use this feature to identify the versions of external and fixed tables.

A . methods  B . object tables  C . object columns  D . collection types  E . object as stored procedure parameter

A . Flashback Table can be performed on system tables. B . Flashback Table operation does not shrink the segments. C . Flashback Table uses log mining to extract SQL_REDO and SQL_UNDO statements. D . Flashback Table operation acquires exclusive data manipulation language (DML) locks.

A . Next Business day hardware replacement B . Application Software Upgrades C . Automatic priority 1 TAC cases D . Open a service request with the SMB TAC 24 Hours a day, 7 days a week

A . cloning B . CMCs C . IOMs D . Template

A . configuration of APs B . auto discovery of rogue APs C . reporting D . WLSE in two versions： base and location E . graphical view of multiple controllers and managed AP

A . multicast B . broadcast C . allcast D . podcast E . anycast

A . TRIM B . REPLACE C . TRUNC D . TO_DATE E . MOD F . CASE

A . IVR Port Recording   B . HTTP Triggers   C . Supervisory Silent Monitoring   D . sending e-mails   E . Database Integration   F . keystroke macros&e

A .  security contexts B . - transparent firewall C .  WebVPN D .  Active/Active failover E .  low latency queuing F .  AIP-SSM intrusion preventio