問題文
A rack holds two switches of the same family. The newer one supports the reply status that sends a login sequence back to its start, while the older one runs a code base whose table stops before that status. The team also has to say which stores the switches should consult for sign-in accounts and for the rules on what each person may run. Which pair fits how the older switch reads that reply and the stance the protocol takes on those two consultations?
選択肢
- The older switch reads that reply as the failure verdict and pointing both actions at one directory is the advisory practice
- The older switch reads that reply as the error verdict and pointing both actions at one directory is the advisory practice
- The older switch reads that reply as the error verdict and pointing both actions at one directory is the binding practice
- The older switch reads that reply as the failure verdict and pointing both actions at one directory is the binding practice