When it is configured in accordance to Cisco best practices, the switchport port-security maximum
command can mitigate which two types of Layer 2 attacks? (Choose two.)
A.
rogue DHCP servers
B.
ARP attacks
C.
DHCP starvation
D.
MAC spoofing
E.
CAM attacks
F.
IP spoofing
I think that correct answer is B and D.
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The question is built to deceive you. When you think about switchport port-security maximum command it is limiting the amount of MAC addresses that can be recognized on the port. The maximum command isn’t keeping track of the validity of the mac just the count on the port. The only two attacks that focus on overflow are DHCP starvation and CAM attacks.
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