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Simple CCNA/CCENT Question

heavyhitter350

What is the prefered term for enable/privileged mode.

I have run across this in a couple of practice exams and when the question is asked there is only a option for one correct answer, but both are available to select. The books I have read say that they are interchangeable.

Sorry to waist most everyones time with such a simple question.

Thanks in advance

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networker050184

Router> = user exec mode

Router# = privileged exec mode

These are the official terms if I'm not mistaken. I have heard both and most people would know what you are talking about if you said enable mode. For the exam I'd go with priviledged exec mode.

cisco_trooper

heavyhitter350 wrote:

What is the prefered term for enable/privileged mode.

I have run across this in a couple of practice exams and when the question is asked there is only a option for one correct answer, but both are available to select. The books I have read say that they are interchangeable.

Sorry to waist most everyones time with such a simple question.

Thanks in advance

I would be inclined to say privileged mode is the technically correct term, even though many may use the term enable mode, simply because they type enable to access it.