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  1. What is the purpose of IEEE 802.1X in an AXIS camera network deployment?

    Answer: Port-based network access control authentication

    IEEE 802.1X requires AXIS cameras to authenticate using certificates before they can communicate on the network switch port.

  2. Which zero-configuration networking protocol allows AXIS cameras to be discovered by hostname on local networks without a DNS server?

    Answer: mDNS (Bonjour/Zeroconf)

    AXIS cameras support mDNS (multicast DNS), enabling hostname-based discovery on local networks without requiring manual DNS configuration.

  3. What is the AXIS best practice for securing camera web interface access credentials during initial setup?

    Answer: Use strong unique passwords and enable HTTPS

    AXIS requires changing default credentials, setting strong unique passwords, and enabling HTTPS to protect camera web interface access.

  4. What does PoE (Power over Ethernet) provide for AXIS camera installations?

    Answer: Power and data transmission over a single Ethernet cable

    PoE delivers both network connectivity and electrical power to AXIS cameras over a single Ethernet cable, simplifying installation and reducing cabling costs.

  5. Which IP address version is increasingly adopted in AXIS camera deployments to accommodate larger network scales?

    Answer: IPv6

    IPv6 provides a vastly larger address space with 128-bit addresses, making it suitable for large-scale AXIS deployments.

  6. Which SNMP version is recommended for monitoring AXIS cameras due to its authentication and encryption capabilities?

    Answer: SNMP v3

    SNMPv3 is recommended for AXIS device monitoring as it provides authentication and encryption, unlike v1 and v2c which transmit data in plaintext.

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