Cisco 210-250 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Cisco 210-250 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 781:

  Which IDS system can detect attacks using encryption?

  A. Network IDS deployed in inline mode
  B. Network IDS deployed in promiscuous mode
  C. Host-based IDS
  D. Network IPS deployed in inline mode
  C. Host-based IDS

• Question 782:

  What is a key security benefit when using identity and access management for authorization posturing services?

  A. The user device is assigned a log key, which eliminates the need to authenticate the user or device when accessing the network.
  B. The posturing service enables endpoint camera services to validate user identity.
  C. The user will be provided different levels of access and service based on the device they are using when they enter their authentication credentials.
  D. Authenticated devices allow multiple users to access network services using the same user authentication credentials.
  C. The user will be provided different levels of access and service based on the device they are using when they enter their authentication credentials.

• Question 783:

  DRAG DROP

  Match the number with the boot order step:

  Select and Place:

  

  

• Question 784:

  Which three are considered personally identifiable information (PII) data? (Choose three.)

  A. passport number
  B. driver's license
  C. office address
  D. birthplace
  E. type and model of personal vehicle
  A. passport number
  B. driver's license
  D. birthplace

• Question 785:

  Which two of the following statements are true about Windows virtual memory? (Choose two.)

  A. Virtual memory combines the RAM memory with the hard disk space to compensate for lack of RAM.
  B. Adding a larger disk drive to a system automatically increases its virtual memory allocation.
  C. A virtual address does not represent the actual physical location of an object in memory. Instead, the system maintains a page table for each process, which is an internal data structure that is used to translate virtual addresses into their corresponding physical addresses.
  D. Adding more RAM to a system automatically increases the need for more virtual memory on the system.
  A. Virtual memory combines the RAM memory with the hard disk space to compensate for lack of RAM.
  C. A virtual address does not represent the actual physical location of an object in memory. Instead, the system maintains a page table for each process, which is an internal data structure that is used to translate virtual addresses into their corresponding physical addresses.

• Question 786:

  Which tool do you use to determine if a specific user logged in to a Windows system?

  A. Performance Monitor
  B. Registry Editor
  C. Local Security Policy
  D. Event Viewer
  D. Event Viewer

• Question 787:

  The main interface of Wireshark consists of what three components? (Choose three.)

  A. packet list
  B. packet details
  C. packet bytes
  D. interface statistics
  E. protocol hierarchy
  A. packet list
  B. packet details
  C. packet bytes

• Question 788:

  What is launched using the Windows msconfig command?

  A. system configuration
  B. task manager C. device manager
  D. disk management
  A. system configuration

• Question 789:

  Which two statements about client-side web-based attacks are true? (Choose two.)

  A. Attackers use clear and plain text to access the resources they desire to access.
  B. Attackers use obfuscation to hide a URL within a message so the user will not notice the true URL.
  C. Attackers rarely perform client-side web-based attacks because they have found easier and more effective ways to perform attacks.
  D. Attackers use many tricks to fool the user into clicking on a URL link to a nefarious website.
  B. Attackers use obfuscation to hide a URL within a message so the user will not notice the true URL.
  D. Attackers use many tricks to fool the user into clicking on a URL link to a nefarious website.

• Question 790:

  Which three options are types of Layer 2 network attack? (Choose three.)

  A. ARP attacks
  B. brute force attacks
  C. spoofing attacks
  D. DDOS attacks
  E. VLAN hopping
  F. botnet attacks
  A. ARP attacks
  C. spoofing attacks
  E. VLAN hopping