QuestionQ77

Security Fundamentals

Drag and drop the Cisco IOS attack-mitigation features from the left to the network attack types they mitigate on the right.

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DHCP snooping
Dynamic ARP Inspection
IP Source Guard
storm control
rogue server that spoofs IP configuration
cache poisoning
flood attacks
rogue clients on the network
Explanation

DHCP snooping blocks untrusted DHCP server responses and builds the binding table used for client validation, so it addresses rogue DHCP servers that hand out spoofed IP configuration. Dynamic ARP Inspection checks ARP packets against trusted bindings, which prevents ARP cache-poisoning attacks. Storm control rate-limits excessive Layer 2 traffic such as broadcast, multicast, or unknown unicast bursts, which mitigates flood attacks. IP Source Guard filters traffic based on valid source IP/MAC bindings on a port, which helps stop rogue or spoofing clients from using unauthorized addresses.

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