A.man-in-the-middle

B.SQL injection

C.cross-site scripting

D.broken access control

A.increased scalability and consistency of network changes

B.more security due to locking out manual device configuration

C.eliminates the need of legacy management protocols like SNMP

D.configuration on devices becomes less complex

E.reduction in network changes performed manually

A.Count and print the total number of available devices.

B.Iterate over a list of network devices and write all device type and associated management IP address.

C.Iterate over a list of network devices and write all device names and management IP addresses to an output file.

D.For each device that is returned, display the device and, for each device, print the device name and management IP address.

E.Loop through the returned list of network devices and, for each device, print the device name management IP address.