You telnet to a router and make your necessary changes; now you want to end the Telnet session. What command do you type in?

A <code class="args"><em>close</em></code>
B <code class="args"><em>disable</em></code>
C <code class="args"><em>disconnect</em></code>
D <code class="args"><em>exit</em></code>

Correct Answer: <code class="args"><em>exit</em></code>

Since the question never mentioned anything about a suspended session, you can assume that the Telnet session is still open, and you would just type exit to close the session.

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