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Q121. Which Cisco adaptive security appliance command can be used to view the count of all active VPN sessions?
A. show vpn-sessiondb summary
B. show crypto ikev1 sa
C. show vpn-sessiondb ratio encryption
D. show iskamp sa detail
E. show crypto protocol statistics all
Answer: A
Q122. Which.DAP endpoint attribute checks for the matching MAC address of a client machine?
A. device
B. process
C. antispyware
D. BIA
Answer: A
Q123. The Cisco AnyConnect client fails to connect via IKEv2 but works with SSL. The following error message is displayed:
"Login Denied, unauthorized connection mechanism, contact your administrator"
What is the most possible cause of this problem?
A. DAP is terminating the connection because IKEv2 is the protocol that is being used.
B. The client endpoint does not have the correct user profile to initiate an IKEv2 connection.
C. The AAA server that is being used does not authorize IKEv2 as the connection mechanism.
D. The administrator is restricting access to this specific user.
E. The IKEv2 protocol is not enabled in the group policy of the VPN headend.
Answer: E
Q124. Refer to the exhibit.
Which technology is represented by this configuration?
A. AAA for FlexVPN
B. AAA for EzVPN
C. TACACS+ command authorization
D. local command authorization
Answer: A
Q125. Which feature is enabled by the use of NHRP in a DMVPN network?
A. host routing with Reverse Route Injection
B. BGP multiaccess
C. host to NBMA resolution
D. EIGRP redistribution
Answer: C
Far out 300-209 vce:
Q126. A private wan connection is suspected of intermittently corrupting data. Which technology can a network administrator use to detect and drop the altered data traffic?
A. AES-128
B. RSA Certificates
C. SHA2-HMAC
D. 3DES
E. Diffie-Helman Key Generation
Answer: C
Q127. You have deployed new Cisco AnyConnect start before logon modules and set the configuration to download modules before logon, but all client connections continue to use the previous version of the module. Which action must you take to correct the problem?
A. Configure start before logon in the client profile.
B. Configure a group policy to prompt the user to download the updated module.
C. Define the modules for download in the client profile.
D. Define the modules for download in the group policy.
Answer: A
Q128. When you troubleshoot Cisco AnyConnect, which step does Cisco recommend before you open a TAC case?
A. Show applet Lifecycle exceptions.
B. Disable cookies.
C. Enable the WebVPN cache.
D. Collect a DART bundle.
Answer: D
Q129. Scenario
Your organization has just implemented a Cisco AnyConnect SSL VPN solution. Using Cisco ASDM, answer the questions regarding the implementation.
Note: Not all screens or option selections are active for this exercise.
Topology
Default_Home
Which address range will be assigned to the AnyConnect users?
A. 10.10.15.40-50/24
B. 209.165.201.20-30/24
C. 192.168.1.100-150/24
D. 10.10.15.20-30/24
Answer: D
Explanation:
First Navigate to the Configuration -> Remote Access VPN tab and then choose the “AnyConnect Connection Profile as shown below:
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Then, clicking on the AnyConnect Profile at the bottom will bring you to the edit page shown below:
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From here, click the Select button on the “VPN_Address_Pool” and you will see the following pools defined:
Here we see that the VPN_Address_Pool contains the IP address range of 10.10.15.20-10.10.15.30/24.
Q130. CORRECT TEXT
Scenario
You are the network security administrator for your organization. Your company is growing and a remote branch office is being created. You are tasked with configuring your headquarters Cisco ASA to create a site-to-site IPsec VPN connection to the branch office Cisco ISR. The branch office ISR has already been deployed and configured and you need to complete the IPsec connectivity configurations on the HQ ASA to bring the new office online.
Use the following parameters to complete your configuration using ASDM. For this exercise, not all ASDM screens are active.
. Enable IKEv1 on outside I/F for Site-to-site VPN
. Add a Connection Profile with the following parameters:
. Peer IP: 203.0.113.1
. Connection name: 203.0.113.1
. Local protected network: 10.10.9.0/24
. Remote protected network: 10.11.11.0/24
. Group Policy Name: use the default policy name supplied
. Preshared key: cisco
. Disable IKEv2
. Encryption Algorithms: use the ASA defaults
. Disable pre-configured NAT for testing of the IPsec tunnel
. Disable the outside NAT pool rule
. Establish the IPsec tunnel by sending ICMP pings from the Employee PC to the Branch Server at IP address 10.11.11.20
. Verify tunnel establishment in ASDM VPN Statistics> Sessions window pane
You have completed this exercise when you have successfully configured, established, and verified site-to-site IPsec connectivity between the ASA and the Branch ISR.
Topology
Answer: Review the explanation for detailed answer steps.
Explanation:
First, click on Configuration ->Site-to-Site VPN to bring up this screen:
Click on “allow IKE v1 Access” for the outside per the instructions as shown below:
Then click apply at the bottom of the page. This will bring up the following pop up message:
Click on Send.
Next, we need to set up the connection profile. From the connection profile tab, click on “Add”
Then, fill in the information per the instructions as shown below:
Hit OK and you should see this:
To test this, we need to disable NAT. Go to Configuration -> Firewall -> NAT rules and you should see this:
Click on Rule 1 to get the details and you will see this:
We need to uncheck the “Enable rule” button on the bottom. It might also be a good idea to uncheck the “Translate DNS replies that match the rule” but it should not be needed. Then, go back to the topology:
Click on Employee PC, and you will see a desktop with a command prompt shortcut. Use this to ping the IP address of 10.11.11.20 and you should see replies:
We can also verify by viewing the VPN Statistics -> Sessions and see the bytes in/out incrementing as shown below: