Which two configuration steps are required for implementing SSH for management access to a Cisco router? (Choose two.)
A. Configuring the SSH version with the ip ssh version 2 command.
B. Generating RSA key pairs with the crypto key generate rsa command.
C. Enabling AAA for authentication, authorization, and accounting with the aaa newmodel command.
D. Enabling SSH transport with the transport input ssh command.
E. Configuring a domain name with the ip domain-name [name] command.
Terrible question, as 3 answers are correct. This is required on IOS routers:
1- config a hostname
2- config a domain name
3- generate the crypto key
4- enable ssh on the VTY lines
The only hope is that the Q refers to some newer IOS versions where telnet doesn’t even exist anymore, and therefore ssh is enabled by default on the VTY lines (and therefore the answer would be BE); or, it might play with plural vs singular in the “B” answer: you generate ONE pair, and not “pairs”, therefore the correct answers would be DE…
This is one of those classic Cisco question where there are 3 correct answers but you have to choose 2.
B, E, and D are all required for SSH to work on all the routers I have ever worked with.
I just hope I don’t see this question on the test.
Answers: B, E
Hostname, RSA crypto key and Domain name are required.