Multilevel Administration

Review Questions

You can find the solutions to these questions in Appendix A, "Answers to Review Questions."

1.	What is the danger when browsing unsecured and without MLA to the Cisco CallManager Administration window? There is no risk. With a sniffed username and password, a hacker can log in to the Cisco CallManager Administration window only. With a sniffed username and password, a hacker can log in to the Cisco CallManager Administration window as well as to the operating system. The hacker can only listen to the conversation.
2.	How do you browse securely to the CallManager Administration window? http://CM-IP/SecureCCMAdmin https://CM-IP/CCMAdmin https://CM-IP/TTL/CCMAdmin https://CM-IP/SSL/CCMAdmin
3.	Which of the following is not a valid access level in MLA? No access Read-only Read-write Full access
4.	After you enable MLA, what is the new administrator account? MLAAdministrator Administrator Windows NT Administrator account CCMAdministrator
5.	Which functional group is not a default group? Standard Device Standard Service Standard Gateway Standard Plugin Standard RoutePlan
6.	Which user group is not a default group? PhoneAdministration FullAccess SuperUserGroup GatewayAdministration ServerMaintenance
7.	By default, client web browsers using HTTPS-secured administration will receive warning messages. Why do these warning messages exist? Because the Cisco CallManager uses 40-bit encryption Because the Cisco CallManager uses a self-signed certificate Because the Cisco CallManager uses weak encryption Because there is a name conflict on the certificate
8.	Where are the normal user accounts for MLA stored? LDAP Directory A local file CallManager Administration The Windows Registry
9.	Where is the CCMAdministrator user account for MLA stored? LDAP Directory A local file CallManager Administration The Windows Registry
10.	What is the default state of Cisco MLA? (Choose two.) Disabled for a clean CallManager install Enabled for a clean CallManager install Enabled if upgrading from a previous MLA version that was enabled Disabled if upgrading from a previous MLA version that was enabled