A. 1
B. 2
C. 1 to 1，005
D. 1 to 4，096
E. no limit

A. 2700
B. WLSE
C. 4124
D. 2006
E. 4112

A. An ACL can be applied to multiple interlaces.
B. An ACL wildcard mask is identical to an IP subnet mask.
C. There may be multiple ACLs per protocol， per direction， and per interface.
D. There is an "implicit deny" at the end of an ACL and will result in a dropped packet.
E. An ACL acts on all packets， those flowing thru the router and those originated by the router itself.
F. An ACL will be processed from top to bottom and may have multiple matches that will act on the packet that is being tested.

A. The customer requires Layer 3 roaming.
B. The customer requires immediate wire line integration with a catalyst 6500 switch.
C. The customer needs an outdoor-ready access point.
D. The customer wants the option to migrate to LWAPP.

A. 5 GHz equipment will not be able to penetrate through walls as well as 2.4 GHZ equipment.
B. 2.4 GHz equipment will not be able to penetrate through walls as well as 5 GHz equipment.
C. Mounting antennas near metal objects will slightly amplify the signal.
D. When determining coverage， you should begin measuring attenuation from the middle of the room.

A. integrated security
B. collaborative security system
C. self provisioning
D. Adaptive Threat Defense
E. programmable security ASICs
F. Cisco lOS-based security

A. CiscoWorks Security Device Management Center （SD/MC）
B. Security Device Manager （SDM）
C. Adaptive Security Device Manager （ASDM）
D. CiscoWorks VMS/Management Center （VMS/MC）

A. BGP
B. IGRP
C. ISIS
D. OSPF
E. EIGRP

A. routers
B. LAN switches
C. PBX switches
D. TDM switches
E. appliances

A. a methodology for proactively updating equipment before it reaches the end of its life
B. a methodology for introducing new technologies
C. a methodology for creating a business plan
D. a methodology for determining total cost or ownership