SCP Exam SC0-411 Topic 2 Question 87 Discussion

Actual exam question for SCP's SC0-411 exam

Question #: 87
Topic #: 2

You are setting the permissions on a new file in Linux. What will be the level of permission given to the user if you assign an Octal value of 0?

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Shonda

1 years ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is the answer, no doubt. Unless you want to accidentally open your system to the world, that is.

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Alesia

1 years ago

A) Datagram Filtering? What is this, a quiz on networking protocols? TCP/IP Filtering is the way to go, guys.

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Jaleesa

1 years ago

E) Session Management? Really? That's for managing user sessions, not network ports. Gotta stay focused, folks!

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Gerry

12 months ago

E) Session Management? Really? That's for managing user sessions, not network ports. Gotta stay focused, folks!

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Herminia

12 months ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering

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Hyman

12 months ago

B) IPSec

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Odelia

12 months ago

A) Datagram Filtering

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Venita

1 years ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is another option to control inbound access to ports.

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Frederica

1 years ago

A) Datagram Filtering is the feature you're looking for.

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Rusty

1 years ago

B) IPSec can also help you control inbound access to various ports.

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Vincenza

1 years ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering

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Lashawnda

1 years ago

B) IPSec

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Julieta

1 years ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is another option to control inbound access to ports.

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Eric

1 years ago

A) Datagram Filtering is the feature you're looking for.

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Francine

1 years ago

A) Datagram Filtering

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Lucina

1 years ago

I was going to say EFS, but then I realized that's for file encryption, not port access control. Nice try, C)!

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Carole

1 years ago

B) IPSec also sounds like a good option, but I think TCP/IP Filtering is more specifically designed for this task.

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Lilli

1 years ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is the right choice here. It allows you to control inbound access to various ports on your Windows 2000 system.

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Janine

1 years ago

User 2

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Frederica

1 years ago

C) EFS is not the feature you need to control inbound access to ports on Windows 2000.

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Farrah

1 years ago

E) Session Management is important for managing active connections on Windows 2000.

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Deja

1 years ago

A) Datagram Filtering can also help in controlling inbound access to ports on Windows 2000.

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Ronny

1 years ago

User 1

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Melda

1 years ago

D) TCP/IP Filtering is the best choice for controlling inbound access to ports on Windows 2000.

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Alonso

1 years ago

B) IPSec is also a good option for securing inbound access to ports on Windows 2000.

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