Answer:
The answer should be data availability
Answer:
(a) Weak passwords
Explanation:
Typically, a password is weak if it is easily discovered by all persons including unauthorized users. When passwords to a network are weak, the network is vulnerable to unauthorized access and may permit access to proprietary code, accounting files and other sensitive documents in the network.
Examples of weak passwords are;
i. those generated from the name of a user.
ii. those generated for a user by default.
iii. those generated from words from dictionary or other similar materials.
iv. those that don't include a combination of letters and numbers and even symbols.
v. those that are short in length e.g less than 8 characters.
The ipsec component software that handles the tasks of encrypting, authenticating, decrypting, and checking packets is called IKE. It is short for Internet Key Exchange. It is <span>a network security Protocol aimed to allow two devices to actively exchange Encryption Keys and negotiate Security Associations </span>
Are all devices connected to the internet experiencing issues? If so, your wifi needs to be fixed/ maintenanced. This type of problem has happened to me as well, but with my computer.
If other devices are working properly, you know that the problem is only with your xbox. Follow these steps:
- Press the X button on your xbox and scroll to <em>System</em>.
- Click on <em>Settings</em>.
- Scroll down to <em>Network </em>and click <em>Network Settings</em>.
- Go to <em>Advanced Options</em>.
- Press <em>Alternate MAC Address </em>and then click <em>Clear</em>.
- Restart your Console.
- Now try connecting to your network.
If this doesn't work, then try this.
- Go to the front of your xbox and press and hold the X button on the front for about 10 seconds.
- This will reset your xbox. Beware that this may have adverse effects, I'm not quite sure because I haven't tried this method. It's not a factory reset though.
- Turn your xbox back on and check your internet connection, it should show up.
If this doesn't work, then:
- Go to your internet router and check to see if everything is connected properly.
- If so, then unplug your router and leave it unplugged for a minute.
- Check to see, once the router has been plugged back in, if your internet shows up for your xbox now.
If this doesn't work, then check to see if you have the latest version of the xbox in terms of updates. You can do this is settings.
Finally, try a factory reset on your xbox, but keep the games and apps while resetting. If this doesn't work, then do a complete factory reset. After this, check your wifi and internet connection.
If this doesn't work, then I have no clue what else could be done to fix this. I've hardly used consoles, so my information is based on friends who do have these issues. In other words, take this with a grain of salt. Hope the problem is solved.
