If you accidentally initiate a connection with another router from your locally attached router, you can stop the process by pressing ____.
A) Ctrl+Shift+3
B) Ctrl+Shift+6
C) Ctrl+Shift+7
D) Ctrl+Shift+9

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Ctrl+Shift+6 is the command to stop an active telnet, SSH or terminal session. It is likely that a connection to another router was initiated through one of these protocols, so pressing Ctrl+Shift+6 would be the appropriate command to stop the connection. The other choices (A, C, and D) do not have any known relevance to stopping a router connection.

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