| Question 1 | Which file can be edited to provide an automatic silent installation of the Cisco Unity Client? A. silent.ini B. profile.pcf C. oem.ini D. vpnclient.ini E. global.ini
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| A1: | Answer C is correct. The oem.ini file can be edited to create an automatic installation of the Cisco Unity Client without interrupting the user. Answers A and E are incorrect because those files do not exist. Answer B is incorrect because .pcf files are files that are stored for each connection entry. Answer D is incorrect because the vpnclient.ini is the global profile file that enables you to configure environment settings for the client, such as auto-initiation. |
| Question 2 | Which of the following are supported OS platforms for the Cisco Unity Client? (Choose all that apply.) A. Linux B. OS2 Warp C. Microsoft Windows D. Solaris UltraSparc E. Macintosh
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| A2: | Answers A, C, D, and E are correct. The supported platforms for the Cisco Unity Client are Sun UltraSparc, Linux, Macintosh, and Microsoft Windows. OS2 Warp is not a supported platform. |
| Question 3 | What file extension is used for connection profiles? A. .ini B. .pcf C. .prf D. .vpn
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| A3: | Answer B is correct. All created connection profiles are stored in the Profiles folder and have a .pcf file extension. Answer A is incorrect because files with an .ini extension are used for application controls in a Windows operating system. Answers C and D are incorrect because they are not actual file extensions used in the Cisco VPN Client. |
| Question 4 | What are the three tabs that are displayed when viewing a connection entry's properties? (Choose three.) A. Statistics B. Firewall C. General D. Connections E. Authentication F. Authorization
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| A4: | Answers C, D, and E are correct. The three connection property tabs are General, Authentication, and Connections. Answers A and B are incorrect because the Statistics and the Firewall tabs are located in the Connection Status window, as opposed to the Connection Properties window. Answer F is incorrect because this tab does not exist in the Unity Client. |
| Question 5 | What are the three tabs that are displayed when viewing a connection status? (Choose three.) A. Statistics B. Firewall C. General D. Connections E. Authentication F. Authorization
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| A5: | Answers A, B, and C are correct. After clicking on the lock icon in the systray, you are presented with the General, Statistics, and Firewall tabs. Answer D is incorrect because the the Connections tab is part of the Connection Properties window. Answer F is incorrect because this tab does not exist in the Unity Client. |
| Question 6 | Your company was running version 2.5 of the VPN Concentrator and has recently upgraded to version 3.6 to support AES encryption. You are currently using version 2.5 of the Cisco VPN Client. What version of Cisco Unity client should you recommend for the individual clients? |
| A6: | Answer C is correct. When upgrading the software version on the VPN Concentrator, it is recommended that you upgrade to a comparable version of the VPN client to support any new features. If the VPN 3000 Concentrator is operating in version 3.x, you must at least be running version 3.0 of the Unity Client. In this example, because AES was added in version 3.6, you should upgrade your Cisco VPN clients to version 3.6. Answers A, B, and D are incorrect because those versions do not support the AES encryption. |
| Question 7 | You are using digital certificates for authentication to the central concentrator. You have created a group called Unity on the VPN Concentrator. When enrolling for the digital certificate in Certificate Manager, what field must you use to tell the authenticating concentrator to associate you with that particular group? A. Department B. Common Name C. Company D. IP Address
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| A7: | Answers A is correct. The Department field in the certificate enrollment form is the OU field in the certificate. This is the field that the central concentrator uses to associate authenticating devices with a group name. Answers B, C, and D are incorrect because these fields are not used by the authenticating concentrator for group identification. |
| Question 8 | To configure the Cisco VPN Client with a graphical interface, you must be running which two client platforms? (Choose two.) A. Cisco VPN Client for Windows version 2.5 and above B. Cisco VPN Client for Mac OSx version 3.7 and above C. Cisco VPN Client for Mac OSx version 3.5 and above D. Cisco VPN Client for Linux version 3.7 and above
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| A8: | Answers A and B are correct. Both the Cisco VPN Client for Windows and, starting with version 3.7, the Cisco VPN Client for OSx support a graphical user interface. Answer C is incorrect because version 3.5 did not support GUI-based configurations. Answer D is incorrect because the Linux, Solaris UltraSparc, and pre-version 3.7 Macintosh clients all use a CLI for client configuration. |
| Question 9 | Which line entry in a vpnclient.ini file allows auto-initiation of tunnel connections? A. AutoInitiationEnable=0 B. AutoInitiationRetryInterval=1 C. AutoInitiation=Enable D. AutoInitiationEnable=1
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| A9: | Answer D is correct. The correct line entry to enable Auto-initiate is AutoInitiationEnable=1. Answer A is incorrect because the =0 value actually makes the line entry false, thus disabling Auto-initiation. Answer B is incorrect because this entry allows Auto-initiate to retry only if a connection does not occur on the first attempt. Answer C is not a proper line entry for the vpnclient.ini file. |
| Question 10 | In which two locations can you toggle the interface from Simple View to Advanced View in the 4.x versions of the Cisco VPN Client? (Choose two.) A. In the oem.ini file B. In the vpnclient.ini file C. In the VPN Client interface window D. In the VPN Dialer interface window
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| A10: | Answers B and C are correct. Simple View and Advanced View can be changed in the line entry, AdvancedView=1, in the vpnclient.ini file. In addition, this can be toggled in the VPN Client main window. Answer A is incorrect because the oem.ini file allows you to create silent installations, not change interface views. Answer D is incorrect because the VPN Dialer is the application for version 3.x of the Cisco VPN Client. |
