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Your company's network just finished going through a SAS 70 audit. This audit reported that overall, your network is secure, but there are some areas that needs improvement. The major area was SNMP security. The audit company recommended turning off SNMP, but that is not an option since you have so many remote nodes to keep track of. What step could you take to help secure SNMP on your network?

  1. Block all internal MAC address from using SNMP
  2. Block access to UDP port 171
  3. Block access to TCP port 171
  4. Change the default community string names

Answer(s): D



After attending a CEH security seminar, you make a list of changes you would like to perform on your network to increase its security. One of the first things you change is to switch the RestrictAnonymous setting from 0 to 1 on your servers. This, as you were told, would prevent anonymous users from establishing a null session on the server. Using Userinfo tool mentioned at the seminar, you succeed in establishing a null session with one of the servers. Why is that?

  1. RestrictAnonymous must be set to "10" for complete security
  2. RestrictAnonymous must be set to "3" for complete security
  3. RestrictAnonymous must be set to "2" for complete security
  4. There is no way to always prevent an anonymous null session from establishing

Answer(s): C



In a virtual test environment, Michael is testing the strength and security of BGP using multiple routers to mimic the backbone of the Internet. This project will help him write his doctoral thesis on "bringing down the Internet". Without sniffing the traffic between the routers, Michael sends millions of RESET packets to the routers in an attempt to shut one or all of them down. After a few hours, one of the routers finally shuts itself down. What will the other routers communicate between themselves?

  1. The change in the routing fabric to bypass the affected router
  2. More RESET packets to the affected router to get it to power back up
  3. RESTART packets to the affected router to get it to power back up
  4. STOP packets to all other routers warning of where the attack originated

Answer(s): A



How many possible sequence number combinations are there in TCP/IP protocol?

  1. 1 billion
  2. 320 billion
  3. 4 billion
  4. 32 million

Answer(s): C






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