<div><img src="https://skillset.s3.amazonaws.com/img/question/42412/54d00337-81e4-4d3b-868a-491b0a0009b0" /></div> Refer to the exhibit. A network administrator has been tasked to configure R1 to allow only two sessions simultaneously for remote access using telnet. A user _User2 will be added later and is of no importance at this time. A necessary requirement, however, is that, when a user attempts to telnet R1, the credentials must include a username and password. Basing from the initial configuration as shown, which of the following should satisfy the task?

Refer to the exhibit. A network administrator has been tasked to configure R1 to allow only two sessions simultaneously for remote access using telnet. A user _User2 will be added later and is of no importance at this time. A necessary requirement, however, is that, when a user attempts to telnet R1, the credentials must include a username and password. Basing from the initial configuration as shown, which of the following should satisfy the task?

The initial configuration already satisfies the requirement so no other configuration is needed

Replace the option _secret with _password

Replace the _login command with _login local

Add another user and replace the _line vty 0 1 with _line vty 2

Remove the _secret cisco123 to allow a username user1 and password telnet123 to be used when accessing the router

Explanation

In this scenario, the only action needed in order to satisfy the task is to replace the _login command with _login local. This will allow the configured local user database (username user1 and secret cisco123) to be used when accessing the router remotely. The _secret option will encrypt the password cisco123, so it is valid and is not required for the task. The _0 1 (which means session 0 to session 1) in the line vty will allow two telnet sessions at a time and since user _user2 will be added later, no modification is needed yet in this line. By only removing the _secret cisco123, the login process will remain the same (only the password will be asked).